Produce of animal husbandry: payments to meat producers avoid disallowance if declaration, payment confirmation and veterinary certificate provided. Produce of animal husbandry is defined to include livestock and meat; purchasers who pay otherwise than by account payee cheque or bank draft will not face payment disallowance if seller is a producer. Persons who buy animals from farmers, slaughter them and sell carcasses are treated as producers. The rule 6DD benefit is subject to: a declaration by the payee that he is a producer of meat; confirmation that the non account payee payment was made at his insistence; and a veterinary certificate confirming producer status and supervised slaughtering.