Overapplied Overhead Definition | Becker

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Overapplied Overhead

Overapplied overhead is manufacturing overhead applied to products that is greater than the actual overhead cost incurred. Depending on materiality, overapplied overhead is either allocated between ending inventory and cost of goods sold or just written off to cost of goods sold. See also underapplied overhead and overhead.

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