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Insurance claim for loss of profit

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Sir, In this illustration we have admin selling and finance expenses of Rs. 200000 .insured standing charges is Rs. 50000 But while calculating uninsured expenses we ignored selling expenses. Why?, please explain.

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Balamurugan V

Balamurugan V

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08-Oct-21 07:28

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Selling expenses are normally not considered as standing charges


Sahibdeep Singh

Sahibdeep Singh

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08-Oct-21 10:18

Sahibdeep Singh

Selling expenses are normally not considered as standing charges

Sir, while calculating the insurance claim under average clause. Will we compare previous financial year turnover with insurance policy amount or annual turnover with insurance policy amount?


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Balamurugan V

Balamurugan V

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08-Oct-21 10:44

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Balamurugan V

Sir, while calculating the insurance claim under average clause. Will we compare previous financial year turnover with insurance policy amount or annual turnover with insurance policy amount?

Practically, when insurance is taken previous financial year figures are only available. But it is put into contract itself that gross profit on adjusted annual turnover would be the appropriate figure to compare.


Sahibdeep Singh

Sahibdeep Singh

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08-Oct-21 15:26

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