Capitalising costs
PGM
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I think the answer is a no, but want to be sure;
Is it possible to capitalise costs relating to implementing a quality ISO system?
I thought no, because it doesn’t relate to a project which will have likely future income, but, the whole point of the quality system is the large investment will make the company more profitable in the future..
Is it possible to capitalise costs relating to implementing a quality ISO system?
I thought no, because it doesn’t relate to a project which will have likely future income, but, the whole point of the quality system is the large investment will make the company more profitable in the future..
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i would agree,
As you can't reliably measure the benefit that the ISO system would bring.
but on the other hand if you were invesiting say a very large investment in implementing and you could reliably measure the cost and the associated beneifit, i.e it meant you could definatly secure £xM contract with y supplier. there is a good arguement for capitalisation.
they it would come to how do you amortize it? how would you reliably review the value of that impletmentation in 1 year......0 -
Thanks, thats what I feared...
My next question then;
Can the item be recorded sperately as exceptional costs (I don't think you can use extraordinary any more?)0