When a job is completed, its cost moves from WIP to what?
AOverhead control
BFinished goods
CTrade debtors
DRaw materials
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Finished goods
Completed job cost leaves Work in Process and goes to Finished Goods (or cost of goods sold).
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