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what is differenct between capital expenditure and revenue
expenditure?
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Answer / deepak gautam
capital expenditures are those expenditure which is used for
the future benefits or future profits such as purchase of
fixed assets.
Revenue expenditure is incur for day to day expense such as
short term expenses like salary , rent, fuel power, and so on.
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Answer / kalaivanan
Capital expenditures such as like purchase of furniture ,
purchase of books .This all related to non profit
organisation.
Revenue expenditure such as like payment of rent,Payment of
electricity so on
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Answer / ajay thakkar
capital expenditure is the expenditure which is incurred
for purchase of fixed asset.
revenue expenditure is day to day expenditue to run the
business.
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Answer / gopi
Capital expenditure : Purchase of Fixed assets for Future
profits.
Revenue expenditure : Can also be termed as your OPerational
Costs.
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Answer / divyagirantla1995@gmail.com
The cost which is incured accuring the fixsed asset and manfaturing selling goods and services is calleded capital expenditure...the cost which is related to regular busisnes activites is calleded revunve expenditure
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