a) Revenue expenditure
An expenditure incurred to an asset can be treated as capital expenditure only when it is incurred, at the time of purchase/installation is made for the first time.
b) Revenue expenditure
As per materiality concept, only the items which have value for the business should be treated as capital expenditure, else it is a revenue.
c) Revenue expenditure
explanation same as (a)
d) Revenue expenditure
explanation same as (b)
E9-6B. Revenue and Capital Expenditures Indicate whether each of the following expenditures is a enue expenditure...
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