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Can the costs incurred to secure a contract be treated as contract costs?
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Yes, only if they can be separately identified and measured reliably and it is probable that the contract will be obtained.
ruchi lahoti
Moderator
18-Jul-20 11:35
Even though contract is obtained how can we make liable the contrctree for the costs incurred by us to secure a contract?
Even though contract is obtained how can we make liable the contrctree for the costs incurred by us to secure a contract?
lakshmi kollipara
CA Inter
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18-Jul-20 11:59
Contractor incurs costs to secure a contract and by including such cost which can be called pre-constructin cost have to be capitalised. The contract does not have to be identified before the capitalization decision is made; it is only necessary that there be an expectation of the recovery of the costs. Once the contract has been accepted, the pre-contract costs become contract costs incurred to date.
What are the costs that can be incurred to secure a contract?
lakshmi kollipara
CA Inter
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18-Jul-20 12:00
cost incurred in securing a contract is basically incurring cost to get a contract. It could be for getting documents or any bonds etc