Cost Center Accounting is an accounting method that focuses on tracking and managing the costs associated with specific organizational units, known as cost centers. These cost centers can be departments, projects, or any other defined segment within a business. The purpose is to provide detailed insights into the expenses incurred by each cost center, allowing for better cost control, performance evaluation, and informed decision-making. By allocating costs to specific areas, management can identify areas of inefficiency, optimize resource allocation, and improve overall profitability. Common uses include budgeting, performance monitoring, and identifying areas for cost reduction.
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