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    A Companies accounting year is 31 December 2009. Sales of a new product whose development costs totalled $500,000 began on 1 October 2009 and are expected to continue 5 years from that date. All IAS 38 criteria for defferal have been met in full. The cost of $500,000 includes new production plant costing $50.000

    The correct answer is 427,500

    Cost $500,000 - $50,000 = $450,000

    Amortisation 450,000/60*3 = $22,500

    Unamprtised expenditure = 450,000 - 22,500 = 427,500

    i can not understand what is 60 means, how do they get it?

    could somebody explain me

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    60 refers to the number of months i.e. 5 years *12, since that is the period over which the amortization should take place. In the same formula, the 3 is the number of months between Oct 1 and Dec 31.

    Hope this helps.

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    thank you hariharm.

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