which characteristic is the same in both job order costing systems and process costing systems?

There is no set, one-size-fits-all answer. The cost of a job ordering system is dependent on the business’s specific processes and the work order costing system is the tool for the job. But regardless of what system you use, the more complex and complex the job, the more complex and complex the costing system.

The other major difference is that a process costing system takes into account the whole order of the company to determine the pay, cost, and accuracy of the job. Whereas the job order costing system is a tool for the job only, it only considers cost and accuracy. This makes the process costing system more flexible and less dependent on the job itself.

Another major difference is that process costing systems are used for the purpose of getting the best price. Whereas job order costing systems are used for the purpose of getting the best job.

There are also some important differences between the two systems. The most important is that job order costing systems are based on the whole company. Whereas process costing systems are based on the individual job.

The process costing system is a process based on the job order costing system. In the job order costing system, there are two things: The first is the cost of the product, and the second is the cost of the equipment.

The job order cost is the cost of the product. The cost of the equipment is the cost of the equipment, it doesn’t matter what the cost of the product is. This is the main difference.

The point is that they are two different systems, and each is based on the same thing. The process costing system is based on the whole company, which means it is the same for all the employees, whereas the job order costing system is based on the company and the individual worker.

A job order costing system is based on the cost of the work done by the company, which is usually measured by the number of hours worked. So when a worker in a company submits a job order, they are actually calculating the cost that they will have to pay to get that job done.

A process costing system is based on the cost of the process of the company. The way the company will pay for this process will be determined by the number of employees in the company and the amount of work they will be doing. So while a company with four employees will pay for four hours of work, a company with 100 employees will pay for 100 hours of work.

This is different from a process costing system where the cost of the process is the amount of time it will take them to execute the process. A company with 100 workers and 100 hours of work, will pay for 100 hours of work based on the cost of the process.