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Activity Based Costing

Activity Based Costing (ABC) is a process of assigning costs to services and is typically used as a tool for planning. The method aims initially to identify and categorize the main operating activities within an organization. Once defined, the costs attributable to these activities are assigned to cost pools, which are then allocated back to services based upon how much the activity is consumed by the service. The steps that follow outline the ABC process:

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