(b) 50 per pcent where the net cost method is used.

The net cost method only applies to automotive and automotive part goods.

(C) Add all costs and carry forward the Net Cost of the Good to box B of the Net Cost Method – Summary form.

(b) 50 per pcent where the net cost method is used.

(ii) 50 per cent where the net cost method is used.

amortised cost method’ means a valuation method which takes the acquisition cost of an asset and adjusts that value for amortisation of premiums or discounts until maturity;

amortised cost method’ means a valuation method which takes the acquisition cost of an asset and adjusts that value for amortisation of premiums or discounts until maturity;

amortised cost method’ means a valuation method which takes the acquisition cost of an asset and adjusts that value for amortisation of premiums or discounts until maturity;

(11) “amortised cost method” means a valuation method which takes the acquisition cost of an asset and adjusts this value for amortisation of premiums (or discounts) until maturity;

The calculation of the related foreign exchange gains and losses may be performed either on a net average cost method or on an average cost method.

The calculation of the related foreign exchange gains and losses may be performed either on a net average cost method or an average cost method.

The calculation of the related foreign exchange gains and losses may be performed either on a net average cost method or an average cost method.

Inventory is valued at cost using the average cost method (to be modified as applicable.)

Cost is determined using the average cost method or the FIFO method.

Cost is determined by the specific identification method.

In this context, net cost means net cost as determined in paragraph 25 or costs minus revenues where the net avoided cost methodology cannot be applied.

The revised Framework requests Member States to use the net avoided cost methodology (NACM) for calculating the net cost of the public service obligation.

Both systems allow for the first-in, first-out method FIFO and the weighted average-cost method.