If dividend cannot be allocated except arbitrarily, cost is cut only if it:
Aclearly recovers cost
Bexceeds the tax paid
Cis declared in cash
Darrives after year end
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. clearly recovers cost
When allocation is arbitrary, a deduction from cost is made only for amounts clearly returning part of the cost.
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