Percentage of R&D Expenses capitalize during the year:-
R& D expenses transfer during the year for capitalization - 809
Total R& D expenses - 1539+1426= 2965
% of capitalization- 809/2965*100= 27.28%
computation of average product development cost-
opening value- 4525
closing value- 5196
average = 4525+5196/2= 4860.50
calculation of average useful life-
average capitalise product development cost- 4860.50
amortization expenses (average) - 1950.50
average Useful life- 4860.50/1950.50= 2.5years (approx)
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