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Cost Accounting
Cost accounting is a specialized area of accounting that focuses on recording and reporting costs associated with specific operating functions or business activities. More specifically, cost accountants determine the total cost of projects or processes (such as the manufacturing process) in order to more accurately report the amount of expenses the company incurred on its financial statements
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