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cost object
ID
Product Cost
Controlling (CO-PC)
Object in cost accounting to which costs can be
assigned to reflect how they are incurred.
Examples
- In Activity-Based Costing (CO-OM-ABC), cost
object IDs are used to represent cost objects to which process costs can be
allocated.
- In the Costs for Intangible Goods and Services
component, cost object IDs are used to represent intangible goods and
services. In this component they are called general cost objects.
- In the Product Cost by Period component, cost
object IDs are used to create cost object hierarchies. In cost object
hierarchies, cost object IDs are called cost object nodes.
- In the Information System for the Product Cost
by Period component and the Product Cost by Order component, you can use cost
object IDs to create CO product groups. You can create CO product groups for
reporting purposes in the information system. CO product groups can use cost
object IDs for reporting purposes.
- If the Activity-Based Costing component
(CO-OM-ABC) is used for statistical purposes, cost object IDs are used to
represent cost objects to which the process costs are allocated.