Answer / abdulla

Expenditure incurred for purchasing fixed asset is called
capital expenditure.

Answer / nisha

any expenditure incured in respect of purchase of fixed
asset, construction of fixed asset,freight cartage upto the
date of installation,improving the efficency of fixed asset
is known as capital expenditure.

Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi

Capital expenditure refers to the money expended to acquire capital assets (fixed assets) through purchase or construction. It includes all amount of money spent on these assets to keep them ready for use.

Answer / rahulkumar

it is an expenditure incurred in the one accounting period
and the benefit is not consumed in the same accounting
period
for ex land and buildings plant and machinery

Answer / deepak choudhary

it means those expenditure which are incurred for purchasing an asset including those charges which are incured while purchasing such asset but not as important as the purchase of that asset for eg:- installation charges..the main reason of such expenditure is that this expenditure increases the revenue earning capacity of business..this expenditure is debited in the asset account.

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