Under a standard costing system, the standard cost allowance refers to the level of expenditure permitted for variable costs, based on actual levels of activity. It helps in budgeting and controlling costs efficiently.
The Total Standard Cost is the sum of the Total Standard Production Cost and the Standard Cost Allowance for non-production overhead, which provides a comprehensive measure of the standard expenses incurred during the production process.
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