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Jayanta Bandyopadhyay

382 Points Joined June 2021

In case of Tea,Coffee Audittee, whether cost auditor can skip reporting installed capacity, mentioning it us agricultural produces and can not be estimated.

Please mention ICMAI COST AUDIT GUIDANCE REFERENCE

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Rama chary Rachakonda

Master in Accounts & high court Advocate

8923 Points Joined December 2011

Cost Audit Reporting for Tea and Coffee The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI) provides guidance on cost audit reporting for various industries, including tea and coffee.

Installed Capacity Reporting For tea and coffee, which are agricultural products, reporting installed capacity might not be straightforward.

According to the ICMAI Cost Audit Guidance, installed capacity reporting may not be applicable or may require special consideration for agricultural products.

ICMAI Guidance The ICMAI Cost Audit Guidance Reference suggests that cost auditors should consider the specific characteristics of the industry and product when determining the reporting requirements.

For tea and coffee, the focus might be on reporting the actual production, yield, and costs rather than installed capacity. Recommendations -

*Consult ICMAI Guidance*: Refer to the ICMAI Cost Audit Guidance Reference for specific guidance on reporting requirements for tea and coffee. -

*Industry-Specific Considerations*: Consider the unique aspects of tea and coffee production, such as agricultural yields and seasonal variations, when determining reporting requirements. -

*Cost Auditor's Judgment*: Use professional judgment to determine the most relevant and accurate reporting approach for installed capacity, if applicable .

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