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ACCTMIS 2300 SP2025 (4462) Quiz 3
Single choice
The cost of goods manufactured represents:
Options
A.the transfer of goods from finished goods to cost of goods sold
B.the cost of goods completed but not sold
C.the transfer of goods from direct materials to work in process
D.the cost of goods started but not completed
E.the transfer of goods from work in process to finished goods
F.more than one of the above choices would be correct
G.none of the above choices would be correct
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To tackle this question, we examine what each option implies about the cost of goods manufactured (COGM) and compare it to standard definitions in cost accounting.
Option A: 'the transfer of goods from finished goods to cost of goods sold' This describes the movement of goods from finished inventory to the cost of goods sold, i.e., the sale of finished goods, not the production process. It does not define COGM, so this option is incorrect.
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