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    A Loss Arising from an Intragroup Transfer of Inventories Can
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A Loss Arising from an Intragroup Transfer of Inventories Can

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A loss arising from an intragroup transfer of inventories can be regarded as an unrealised loss that will be recovered by the group in a sale to an outside party.

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