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construction contract - lets see how much you know

 
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construction contract - lets see how much you know
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06-04-2006, 04:42 AM
Ohh.. I feel my question was a bit vague
Let me elaborate with an example
A. the contract is fixed price contract
B. according to company’s policy certification of work has prime importance in computing interim profits on a contract in progress

Contract price = Rs.750000
Work certified = Rs. 487500
Cost to date = Rs.470000
Further estimated expenditure = Rs.227000
Solution
Total estimated profit on this contract = 750000-697000=Rs.53000
Profit to be credited to P/L = 53000*(487500/750000) =Rs.34450

Now
W.I.P = 487500 ………… (1)
Or
W.I.P = 470000+34450 =504450 ………. (2)

According 2 javed zuberi W.I.P = Rs.504450 and he would treat the work certified figure as progress billing and the balance i.e. Rs 16950 as due from customer
Whereas according to our teacher W.I.P = Rs 487500

Here, <b>which</b> treatment is correct and <b>why?</b>

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construction contract - lets see how much you know - by insaan - 06-03-2006, 06:54 AM
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