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<h1>Joint costs allocation: measure at split off and assign using physical units, net realisable value, or technical estimates.</h1> The standard requires uniform measurement and assignment of joint costs: costs up to the split off point follow other cost accounting standards, post split off costs for identifiable products include direct and indirect resources, and externally performed processing is recorded at invoiced or agreed prices net of recoverable items. Joint costs must be allocated based on benefits using Physical Units, Net Realisable Value at split off (adjusted for post split off costs), or technical estimates; by product values adjust joint costs by Net Realisable Value or technical estimates. Cost statements must present element wise product costs and disclose allocation bases and material changes.