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MB-310 · Question #439
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The correct answer is B. No. Planned costs are used for analysis/simulation and are not used for inventory valuation. Switching the version to planned costs avoids activation into valuation entirely, but it does not address the requirement to manage future standard costs with a controlled approval/activation
Implement financial management
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Options
- AYes
- BNo
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A19% (7)
- B81% (29)
Explanation
Planned costs are used for analysis/simulation and are not used for inventory valuation. Switching the version to planned costs avoids activation into valuation entirely, but it does not address the requirement to manage future standard costs with a controlled approval/activation
Topics
#standard costs#costing version#cost approval#cost management
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