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Section 21: By-Products and Joint Products

Companies (cost records and audit) Amendment Rules, 2017.Central Rules · 2013

a) Proper records shall be maintained for each item of by-product, if any, produced showing the receipt, issues and balances, both in quantity and value' The basis adopted for valuation of by-product for giving credit to the respective process shall be eouitable and consistent and should be indicated in cost records. Records showing the expenses incurred on further processing' if any, and actual sales realisat'ron of by-product shall be maintained. The proper records shall be maintained in respect of credits or recoveries from the disposal of by-products.

b) The cost up to the point of separation of products or seryices shall be apportioned' to joint products or services on reasonable and equitable basis and shall be applied consisten y. The basis on which such joint costs are apportioned to different products or services arising from the process shall be indicated in the cost records.

itroper records shall be maintained in respect of credits or recoveries from the disposal of joint products or services.

Where this provision sits

ActCompanies (cost records and audit) Amendment Rules, 2017.
Section21
Marginal noteBy-Products and Joint Products
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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