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What is the treatment for PRELIMINARY EXPENSES?
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Answer Posted / ca.g.srinivasan
Preliminary Expenses should be written off fully, if they
are incurred, after the date of AS 26 becoming mandatory.
Expenses incurred before the date of AS 26 mandatory to be
written off over a number of years as origninally
contemplated
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