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What is work in progress?

Work in progress refers to the costs incurred but not yet completed on a project.

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Contractors, manufacturers, and other businesses that have projects in progress are required to file work in progress.

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Work in progress can be filled out by detailing the costs incurred, the percentage of completion, and any other relevant information on a designated form or document.

What is the purpose of work in progress?

The purpose of work in progress is to accurately track and report the costs and progress of ongoing projects.

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