Accountancy, asked by shrutimohanraj10, 5 hours ago

work uncertified is valued at ____
a. market price
b. cost
c. cost or market price, whichever is less
d. cost or market price, whichever is higher​

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Answered by Anonymous
22

Answer:

Work certified is valued at contract price (i.e , selling price), and includes an element of profit. Work Uncertified. This is that part of the work-in-progress which is not approved by the architect or engineer. This is valued at cost and thus does not include an element of profit.

Answered by Chaitanya1696
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We need to answer that the work uncertified is valued at what rate

  • Work uncertified is calculated at cost
  • The correct option is B
  • Work certified is work that has been completed and approved and is hence calculated at the contract price and some profit may be added to it
  • Work uncertified can be defined as work in progress or work not yet completed or approved.
  • Work that has not received approval from the contractor or engineer is also known as work uncertified.
  • In such cases, the work is calculated at cost and no profit amount is added
  • However, some retention money may be kept by the employer                  

                 

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