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Abdusalomova N. Bakhodirovna 1 * , E. M. Shukhrat kizi 2
Doi: https://doi.org/10.54216/AJBOR.080205
This article is devoted to the issues of regulating tolling operations implemented in the process of receiving raw materials supplied by the customer, their processing and subsequent return of products to customers. In addition, the article investigates the procedure for document flow, obligatory requisites of source documents drawn up at the customer and during processing, as well as the procedure for their compilation, acceptance, and storage.
tolling party , raw materials supplied by the customer , tolling , costs, processing , external tolling , internal tolling
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