Direct materials, direct labor, and overhead are usually recorded as incurred both in the general ledger and
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Direct materials, direct labor, and overhead are usually recorded as incurred both in the general ledger and in each job cost account so that the actual overhead and the allocated overhead match. Do you agree? If you do not agree, explain why the statement is false.
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