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Capital and Revenue Expenditures
Building destroyed by fire is a:
Revenue loss
Capital loss
Capital expenditure
Revenue expenditure
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Carriage paid on goods purchased is a:
Capital expenditure
Revenue expenditure
Deferred expenditure
Capital loss
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Transactions that have long-term effects in business are called:
Short-term transaction
Long-term transactions
Paper transactions
Credit transactions
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Legal expenses incurred to purchase land are:
Capital expenditures
Recurring expenditures
Revenue expenditures
None of these
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An expenditure which is non-recurring and irregular is called:
Revenue expenditure
Short-term expenditure
Capital expenditure
Current expenditure
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Expenses incurred to purchase land property represent:
Revenue loss
Deferred revenue expenditure
Capital loss
Capital expenditure
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An expenditure is a capital expenditure because:
Amount is paid in lump sum
It is intended to benefit current period
Amount is large
It is intended to benefit future period
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Expenditures which provide benefits in the future are called:
Revenue expenditures
Outstanding expenditures
Current expenditures
Capital expenditures
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Long-term transactions are also called:
Capital transactions
Revenue transactions
Non-monetary transactions
Paper transactions
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Which of the following is a capital transaction?
Purchase of goods
Payment of wages
Sale of goods
Purchase of machinery
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