Section 20: Obligation to keep records for purposes of costing and mark-up
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20. Obligation to keep records for purposes of costing and mark-up
(1) Every trader who imports or manufactures controlled goods shall, in
respect of those goods, keep, at all times, a full and true written record,
whether electronically or otherwise, in the English or French language, showing—
(a) how the cost of the goods imported or manufactured has been
arrived at;
(b) the selling price of those goods and the mark-up; and
(c) the stock of the goods.
(2) Every record under subsection (1) shall be kept for a period of at least 5
years after the completion of the transaction to which it relates.
(3) Any person who fails to comply with this section shall commit an
offence.
[S. 20 repealed and replaced by s. 6 (b) of Act 14 of 2005 w.e.f. 21 April 2005.]
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Questions this section answers
- Must a trader who imports or manufactures controlled goods keep records of costing and mark-up?
- How long must a trader keep records of the cost and selling price of controlled goods?