
1.
Job costing is a process of recording the cost on the basis of manufacturing job instead of the process. In job costing, the project manager records separate cost for each job project. The cost accountant of the company also makes the separate cost sheet for each job assignment.
Actual Costing:
Actual costing is a method of cost accounting that records the cost on the actual basis, means cost of labor, material and overhead are recorded at their actual value. The analysis of actual cost is important to reduce wastage at workplace.
Normal Costing:
In cost accounting, the accountant finds production cost that is based on the estimated price of input that is multiplied by the actual quantity of material and other input used by the company.
To compute: (a) The budgeted indirect cost rate and (b) actual indirect cost rate.
2.
The job cost of L model and M model using (a) normal costing and (b) actual costing.
3.
To explain: Whether A construction choosing normal costing or actual costing.

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