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What do u mean by Deferred Revenue Expenses? Explain with
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Answer Posted / santy
Deferred revenue expenditure means expensed in the current
year or month but the period of benefits will be getting
over the diffrent future months or year.Example : Paid for
Advertisement expnses.If you paid Rs 12000 for a year in
the month of Jan'09 the period of benefits you are enjoying
for the whole year.
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