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Backflush Costing

Backflush costing (or delayed costing) is a cost system that works backward from the final product to apply manufacturing costs. Backflush costing is used to simplify cost accounting when tracking work-in-process is not important. Backflush costing is often used with just-in-time systems to reduce inventory to very low levels. See also just-in-time.

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