Backflush Costing is an accounting method that delays the recording of costs until the production of goods is complete. This approach simplifies the accounting process by eliminating the need for detailed tracking of costs throughout the production cycle. Backflush costing is particularly useful in just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing environments, where inventory levels are minimal. It streamlines cost allocation by applying costs directly to finished goods.
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