A pipe manufacturing company sends pipes for testing at laboratory which will never be returned back to the company. The freight cost is borne by the company. This freight should be accounted in which head? Is it carriage outward or some other ledger? Note - pipes are sent for testing quarterly.
Also, is RCM applicable here if sent through logistics services like TCI, VRL, etc.? If RCM is applicable then is it valid for both companies and non-companies?
Great!! RCM applicability is on google on tax and auditing firm website. In other words, research costs are expensed and only development costs which meet the intangible standard criteria are capitalized.
Im bored and no questions today. Look at how weird this is
59. Subsequent expenditure on an intangible asset after its purchase or its completion
should be recognized as an expense when it is incurred unless:
(a) it is probable that the expenditure will enable the asset to generate future
economic benefits in excess of its originally assessed standard of
performance; and
(b) the expenditure can be measured and attributed to the asset reliably.
If these conditions are met, the subsequent expenditure should be added to the cost of
the intangible asset.
i found out something new while reading as26, para44, these expenses can be capitalised if they are used for stress testing. But however, I guess this is not a development phase product. but if not, then why are you testing it? no mention of treatment for quality checks subsequently.
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i found out something new while reading as26, para44, these expenses can be capitalised if they are used for stress testing. But however, I guess this is not a development phase product. but if not, then why are you testing it? no mention of treatment for quality checks subsequently. |  |
The manufacturing company has to send samples for testing as and when demanded by Bureau of Indian Standards or when the need arises like when the client insists on getting it tested from a BIS/NABL approved lab or when the company has changed its formulation in the pipe, etc. Also, there are some tests which cannot be performed in-house and so they have to send them to testing centres. Also, the product is a pipe being tested and not an intangible.
Great! Intangible arises even for pipes during the development phase. However, it is clearly mentioned that stress tests are capitalised when they give economic benefit. But not clear enough to mention the status of quality checks.
To understand it is difficult, it's inventory that your stress testing. Prototypes are also capitalised. How the economic benefit must inflow? Through the sale of that pipe or other pipes is my dilemma as well
See, theres no such connection between getting the pipes tested and economic benefit. Pipes can be tested even for the approved formulation, like I said, as required by BIS they can ask the manufacturer to send samples for testing or when a client wants a recent test result.
Capitalized costs are the expenses that you incur for inventory items before they have been sold. For example, if you buy a new computer for your business and expect that this will increase the productivity of your employees then you would capitalize these costs into an asset on your balance sheet rather than expense them immediately.
Furthermore, it dictates companies cannot capitalize the following costs.
Is there a definition of stress test in IND AS?
Yes. In financial instruments standard.
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