This power point contains contents of classification of different accounting expenditures. they are capital and revenue expenditure.
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2024/9/2 Capital and Revenue Expenditure
目录 Classification of Assets Learning Objectives Revenue Expenditure I II III IV Capital Expenditure V Treatments
Classification of assets Capital Expenditure Revenue Expenditure Difference between capital and revenue expenditure Incorrect statement of expenditure Capital and Revenue Receipts Learning Objectives I
When a business spends money to buy or add value to a non-current asset. It is incurred when a business spends money either to: - buy non-current asets 购买 非流动 资产 - add to the value of an existing non-current asset 改良 非流动 资产 资本性支出是指购买 非流动 资产或进行资产改良的支出,这些支出可以增加企业的生产能力或延长固定资产的使用寿命。 Included in such amounts should be spending on: - acquiring non-current asset brininging them into the business legal costs of buying buildings carriage inwards on machinery bought - any other cost needed to get a non-current asset ready for use Capital Expenditure I I I
Expenses needed for the day to day running of the business. Expenditure which is not spent on increasing the value on non-current assets, but is incurred in the running the business on a day to day basis 费用性支出则是指用于日常经营活动的支出,如销售费用、管理费用、财务费用等 。此类支出并不会增加固定资产的 价值。 Revenue Expenditure I I I
Example The difference between revenue expenditure and capital expenditure can be seen clearly with the total cost of using van for a business. Buying a van is an example of capital expenditure. Paying for petrol to use in the van is revenue expenditure. Capital and Revenue Expenditure I I I
Example The difference between revenue expenditure and capital expenditure can be seen clearly with the total cost of using van for a business. Buying a van is an example of capital expenditure. Paying for petrol to use in the van is revenue expenditure. Capital and Revenue Expenditure I I I