Post by joita9865 on Oct 25, 2023 7:53:57 GMT 2
unfinished production - work in progress and semi-finished products, i.e. unfinished products of own production, as well as works and services performed before their completion finished products - products of own production, the processing of which has been completely completed, services provided, scientific and research works, design works, geodetic and cartographic works, completed works, including construction works deficiencies - products of own production that do not meet technical requirements.
Are completely finished or have been brought to a specific stage of production; Deficiencies also include commercial philippines photo editor goods that, as a result of damage or destruction during transport or storage, have partially lost their original value. waste – materials that have completely lost their original utility value as a result of technological processes or as a result of destruction or damage. Expenditure related to packaging – which column should it go to in the KPiR? The place where the cost of packaging is included in the KPiR depends on the purpose for which the packaging was purchased. So this cost can go to either column; up to as the purchase of goods, up to as additional purchase costs or up to " " - as other expenses.
Column in KPiR Principle No. purchase of packaging, bags intended for sale, purchasing packaging that will be closely attached to the product. No. packaging that was purchased with the goods No. purchase of packaging not included in either " " or " ". Example Mr. Jan purchased plastic bags which he will sell to customers so that they can pack the goods in them.
Are completely finished or have been brought to a specific stage of production; Deficiencies also include commercial philippines photo editor goods that, as a result of damage or destruction during transport or storage, have partially lost their original value. waste – materials that have completely lost their original utility value as a result of technological processes or as a result of destruction or damage. Expenditure related to packaging – which column should it go to in the KPiR? The place where the cost of packaging is included in the KPiR depends on the purpose for which the packaging was purchased. So this cost can go to either column; up to as the purchase of goods, up to as additional purchase costs or up to " " - as other expenses.
Column in KPiR Principle No. purchase of packaging, bags intended for sale, purchasing packaging that will be closely attached to the product. No. packaging that was purchased with the goods No. purchase of packaging not included in either " " or " ". Example Mr. Jan purchased plastic bags which he will sell to customers so that they can pack the goods in them.