alleryStart learning →Inputs go direct from supplier to job worker. Credit is:
AAvailable without arrival
BDenied until arrival
CAvailable at half rate
DAvailable after a year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Available without arrival
The principal can take credit even if inputs are sent directly to the job worker without first being brought to his place of business.
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