what is capital revenue and capital expenditure?
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Answer / guest
income received which are related to fixed assets this is
called capital capital revenue.
expenditure paid releated to fixed assets this is called
capital expenditure.
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Answer / venkatesh
capital revenue: the revenue which is earned by the company through the sale of fixed assets thats called as capital revenue,
ex: income recieved by sale of asset.
capital expenditure:- the expenditure which is incurred by the company for the purchase of fixed assets, thats called as capital expenditure
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capital revenue:all expenses incurred for running the
business for the current year is known as capital revenue
ex:salaries,rent,interest etc
capital expenditure:the amount spent for purchases of fixed
assets which have long life and which are useful for the
long term benifits of the business isknown as capital
expenditure
ex:land,buildings,machinery,furniture
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