The Split-Off Point

question 13

Multiple Choice

The split-off point:

• A) is the point at which production of joint products begins.
• B) is the point at which joint products become unidentifiable.
• C) refers to the point where title to goods sold passes from the seller to the buyer.
• D) is the point at which joint products separated from each other.

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Definitions:

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