Scrap costs in Standard Costs without adding scrap factor in BOM

Running one part number, multiple operations in factory.
Need to account for Standard Cost including Scrap, but do not want to inflate BOM using a scrap factor. How can we maintain accurate backflush of matls and capture scrap costs for use in Stds?

If you do not want to consider the scrap qty. in operations but want to consider it only for costing purpose, then create a costing BOM i.e. usage 6. In this BOM you can maintain the scrap. Also ensure the costing variant which you're using has a priority of costing bom over say production bom or universal bom.
Discuss this with your costing person as well.

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tjhallow wrote:
But since I don't have any interest on balance transfers and purchases on my discover card right now I usually just make whatever I was making (before the charge) and then I add the new charges in there.If you're 0% on BT's and purchases then this thread really isn't relevant. This is for those that have 0% on BT and >0% on purchases. kdm31091 wrote:
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