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Determination of Non Injurious Price

               (w)   In case, there are more than one constituent of DI, the weighted average
                     NIP should be computed based on the NIP of each constituent of the DI. The
                     weight shall be the domestic production i.e., production volume less export
                     volume;

               (x)   Interest is allowed as an item of cost of sales. After deducting the interest,
                     the balance amount of return is to be allowed as pre-tax profit to arrive at
                     the non-injurious price;
               (y)   The ‘Raw Material cost per unit allowed’ in NIP as per Format-L for POI is
                     the optimum raw material cost per unit as per Format-B and optimum utility
                     cost per unit as per Format-D is allowed as the utility cost per unit in NIP;

               (z)   Change in NIP at shop floor is considered as part of the Raw Material cost
                     and adjusted in Format-A. Packing Material Cost is part of the raw material
                     cost and is allowed accordingly. Since NIP is computed for the production
                     during POI, any change in finished goods is ignored as it is not a part of
                     the cost of production during POI. Hence, impact due to change in finished
                     goods is not considered in the calculation of NIP;
               (aa)   Raw  Materials,  Utilities,  Direct  Labour,  and  consumables  are  generally
                     considered as variable costs. However, if proper justification is given along
                     with supporting documents, the investigation team may appropriately deal
                     with other heads of expenditure also;

               (bb)   Any part of salary and wages which is paid as a share of profit should be
                     disallowed as that is not an expense required for the production of PUC. All
                     per unit costs of fixed costs are worked out based on optimum production
                     only;
               (cc)   Other expenses such as salary and wages, depreciation, repair and
                     maintenance, factory overhead, administrative overhead, financial expenses,
                     and fixed selling expenses are considered fixed and treated in a similar
                     manner. Similarly, ‘Other Income’ is treated as income and per unit impact
                     based on the nature of income is reduced from the cost of production for
                     NIP purposes. For example, if other income consists of scrap sale etc., then
                     per unit income is worked out based on actual production. However, if it
                     relates to interest earned on short-term deposits out of surplus cash/bank
                     balance during the period, then per unit income may be worked out based
                     on optimum production;





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