Chicken Wings Inc. incurred the following expenditures relating to its biological assets during the current year: Commissions to brokers, P5,500; Transportation costs to the market, P3,850; Levies by commodity exchange, P1,650; Transfer taxes and duties, P2,750; Advertising costs, P1,100 What total amount shall be classified as costs to sell in accordance with IAS 41 Agriculture?
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Chicken Wings Inc. incurred the following expenditures relating to its biological assets during the current year:
Commissions to brokers, P5,500; Transportation costs to the market, P3,850; Levies by commodity exchange, P1,650; Transfer taxes and duties, P2,750; Advertising costs, P1,100
What total amount shall be classified as costs to sell in accordance with IAS 41 Agriculture?
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