3. Capital and Revenue Expenditures and Receipts
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♦ Learn the criteria for identifying Revenue Expenditure and distinguishing from Capital Expenditure
♦ Learn the distinction between capital and revenue receipts.
♦ Understand the linkage of such distinction with the preparation of final accounts.
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1 pointsHow would you classify the expense incurred for a major overhaul of a machine that significantly increases its productivity?
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Question 2 of 135
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1 pointsIn what way does the materiality of an expense influence its classification as capital or revenue expenditure?
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Question 3 of 135
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1 pointsIf a company incurs regular monthly expenses for office supplies, how should these be classified?
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Question 4 of 135
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1 pointsEvaluate the statement: “All expenses related to the maintenance of fixed assets are classified as revenue expenditures.” Which of the following best describes the accuracy of this statement?
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Question 5 of 135
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1 pointsA company decides to purchase a new delivery truck to expand its delivery capacity. How should this expenditure be classified?
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1 pointsAnalyze the implications of misclassifying a capital expenditure as a revenue expenditure. What could be a potential consequence?
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Question 7 of 135
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1 pointsIf a business spends money on a new marketing campaign that is expected to generate revenue over several years, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 8 of 135
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1 pointsConsider a scenario where a company spends a significant amount on upgrading its IT infrastructure. What factors should be analyzed to determine if this is a capital or revenue expenditure?
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Question 9 of 135
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1 pointsEvaluate the following statement: “Revenue expenditures are always smaller in amount compared to capital expenditures.” What is the validity of this statement?
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Question 10 of 135
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1 pointsA company incurs costs for routine repairs on its machinery. If these repairs do not enhance the machinery’s value, how should these costs be treated?
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Question 11 of 135
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1 pointsIf a business is considering whether to capitalize or expense a significant repair, what key factor should be evaluated?
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Question 12 of 135
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1 pointsIn a situation where a company has both capital and revenue expenditures, how should it prioritize its budgeting?
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Question 13 of 135
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1 pointsCreate a scenario where a company might incorrectly classify a capital expenditure as a revenue expenditure. What could be the long-term effects of this misclassification?
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Question 14 of 135
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1 pointsIf a company spends money on a new software system that will be used for several years, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 15 of 135
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1 pointsAnalyze the potential impact of classifying a significant repair as a revenue expenditure instead of a capital expenditure. What could be a major consequence?
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Question 16 of 135
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1 pointsA company is evaluating whether to capitalize a new piece of machinery or expense its installation costs. What should be the primary consideration in making this decision?
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Question 17 of 135
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1 pointsIf a business incurs costs for both routine maintenance and a major upgrade of its facilities, how should these costs be classified?
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Question 18 of 135
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1 pointsHow would you classify the repainting costs of the second-hand furniture purchased by Good Pictures Ltd.?
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Question 19 of 135
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1 pointsIf Good Pictures Ltd. incurred a fine for contravening rules, how should this be classified in their financial statements?
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Question 20 of 135
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1 pointsIn the context of Good Pictures Ltd., how should the renewal fee for the cinema license be treated?
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Question 21 of 135
21. Question
1 pointsAnalyze the implications of classifying the temporary huts as capital expenditure for Good Pictures Ltd. What would be the potential impact on their financial statements?
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Question 22 of 135
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1 pointsEvaluate the decision to capitalize the overhauling expenses of the motor car. What are the long-term benefits of this classification?
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Question 23 of 135
23. Question
1 pointsIf the inauguration expenses for a new manufacturing unit are classified as revenue expenditure, what might be the rationale behind this decision?
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Question 24 of 135
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1 pointsCreate a scenario where the classification of compensation paid to workers opting for voluntary retirement could be reconsidered. What factors would influence this decision?
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Question 25 of 135
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1 pointsHow should the travelling expenses of directors for purchasing capital assets be classified, and what justifies this classification?
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Question 26 of 135
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1 pointsAnalyze the potential consequences of misclassifying the amount received from trade receivables as capital receipt. What impact could this have on financial reporting?
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Question 27 of 135
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1 pointsEvaluate the reasoning behind treating half of the insurance premium as a prepaid expense. What does this indicate about the company’s accounting practices?
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Question 28 of 135
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1 pointsIf Good Pictures Ltd. decides to capitalize the costs associated with the construction of temporary huts, what long-term financial strategy might this indicate?
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Question 29 of 135
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1 pointsCreate a hypothetical situation where the classification of demolition costs could be debated. What factors would need to be considered?
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Question 30 of 135
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1 pointsHow would you assess the impact of classifying the fine for contravening rules as revenue expenditure on the company’s financial health?
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Question 31 of 135
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1 pointsIf the company were to treat the costs of obtaining a license as a capital receipt, what implications would this have for future financial reporting?
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Question 32 of 135
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1 pointsEvaluate the potential risks associated with classifying the compensation for voluntary retirement as a capital expenditure. What could be the long-term consequences?
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Question 33 of 135
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1 pointsIn what ways could the classification of the temporary huts as capital expenditure affect the company’s budgeting process?
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Question 34 of 135
34. Question
1 pointsCreate a plan for how Good Pictures Ltd. could improve its classification processes for expenditures. What key steps should be included?
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Question 35 of 135
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1 pointsWhich of the following best explains why overhaul expenses for second-hand machinery should be classified as capital expenditure?
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Question 36 of 135
36. Question
1 pointsEvaluate the implications of classifying money spent to reduce working expenses as capital expenditure. What could be a potential consequence for financial reporting?
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Question 37 of 135
37. Question
1 pointsIn a scenario where a company incurs legal fees to defend its property rights, how should these expenses be classified, and why?
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Question 38 of 135
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1 pointsAnalyze the reasoning behind classifying the cost of temporary huts constructed during the cinema house’s construction as capital expenditure. What does this imply about the nature of the expense?
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Question 39 of 135
39. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends money on repairs and whitewashing an old building for the first time, why is this classified as revenue expenditure?
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Question 40 of 135
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1 pointsConsider a situation where a factory incurs costs to obtain a license to operate. How should this expenditure be treated, and what is the rationale behind this classification?
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Question 41 of 135
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1 pointsEvaluate the classification of expenses incurred for the removal of inventory to a new site. What does this suggest about the nature of the expense?
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Question 42 of 135
42. Question
1 pointsIf a company replaces worn-out parts of a machine, why is this considered revenue expenditure rather than capital expenditure?
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Question 43 of 135
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1 pointsCreate a scenario where a company might misclassify capital expenditure as revenue expenditure. What could be the potential impact of this misclassification?
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Question 44 of 135
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1 pointsAnalyze the classification of costs associated with installing a telephone in an office. What does this indicate about the nature of the expense?
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1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for training employees on new software, how should this expenditure be classified?
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1 pointsHow should the costs associated with a new advertising campaign that is expected to generate revenue over several years be classified?
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1 pointsEvaluate the classification of costs incurred for the installation of new machinery. What does this suggest about the nature of the expense?
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1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for legal fees related to a lawsuit, how should these expenses be classified?
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1 pointsHow should the costs associated with the renovation of an office building be classified?
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50. Question
1 pointsEvaluate the classification of costs incurred for the purchase of a new vehicle for company use. What does this suggest about the nature of the expense?
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Question 51 of 135
51. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new software system, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 52 of 135
52. Question
1 pointsWhen a company spends money on advertising that is expected to yield long-term benefits, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 53 of 135
53. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs legal fees to settle a lawsuit, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 54 of 135
54. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for routine maintenance of its machinery, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 55 of 135
55. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends money on a new delivery truck, how should this expenditure be classified?
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56. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the repair of a building after a storm, how should these costs be classified?
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Question 57 of 135
57. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs to upgrade its IT infrastructure, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 58 of 135
58. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs to attend a trade show to promote its products, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 59 of 135
59. Question
1 pointsIf a company receives a grant for purchasing new equipment, how should this be classified?
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Question 60 of 135
60. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs to upgrade its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 61 of 135
61. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the purchase of office furniture, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 62 of 135
62. Question
1 pointsIf a business incurs costs for the training of its employees, how should these costs be classified?
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Question 63 of 135
63. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends money on a new website to enhance its online presence, how should this expenditure be classified?
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64. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the research and development of a new product, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 65 of 135
65. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual maintenance of its facilities, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 66 of 135
66. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new marketing strategy, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 67 of 135
67. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new production line, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 68 of 135
68. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual renewal of its business license, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 69 of 135
69. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 70 of 135
70. Question
1 pointsIf a company replaces worn-out parts of a machine, why is this considered revenue expenditure rather than capital expenditure?
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Question 71 of 135
71. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the renovation of its office building, how should these expenses be classified?
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72. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual maintenance of its facilities, how should these expenses be classified?
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1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new marketing strategy, how should these expenses be classified?
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1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new production line, how should these expenses be classified?
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76. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual renewal of its business license, how should this expenditure be classified?
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77. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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78. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new product, how should these expenses be classified?
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79. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the maintenance of its production equipment, how should these expenses be classified?
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80. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new computer system, how should these expenses be classified?
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81. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new marketing strategy, how should these expenses be classified?
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82. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new production line, how should these expenses be classified?
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83. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual renewal of its business license, how should this expenditure be classified?
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84. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 85 of 135
85. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new product, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 86 of 135
86. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the implementation of a new customer relationship management (CRM) system, how should these expenses be classified?
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87. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the maintenance of its production equipment, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 88 of 135
88. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the training of its employees, how should these costs be classified?
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Question 89 of 135
89. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends money on a new website to enhance its online presence, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 90 of 135
90. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual maintenance of its facilities, how should these expenses be classified?
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91. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new marketing strategy, how should these expenses be classified?
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92. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new production line, how should these expenses be classified?
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93. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual renewal of its business license, how should this expenditure be classified?
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94. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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95. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends money on repairs and whitewashing an old building for the first time, why is this classified as revenue expenditure?
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96. Question
1 pointsConsider a situation where a factory incurs costs to obtain a license to operate. How should this expenditure be treated, and what is the rationale behind this classification?
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Question 97 of 135
97. Question
1 pointsEvaluate the classification of expenses incurred for the removal of inventory to a new site. What does this suggest about the nature of the expense?
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Question 98 of 135
98. Question
1 pointsIf a company replaces worn-out parts of a machine, why is this considered revenue expenditure rather than capital expenditure?
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Question 99 of 135
99. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the renovation of its office building, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 100 of 135
100. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the purchase of a new fleet of delivery vehicles, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 101 of 135
101. Question
1 pointsIf a city is considering implementing a new public transportation system, which aspect should be prioritized in the planning phase?
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Question 102 of 135
102. Question
1 pointsWhen developing a new product, which strategy would best ensure its alignment with market needs?
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Question 103 of 135
103. Question
1 pointsIn evaluating the nature of the renovation expenses incurred by M/s ABC & Co. for increasing the number of cabins, which of the following best justifies the classification as capital expenditure?
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Question 104 of 135
104. Question
1 pointsWhen M/s New Delhi Financing Co. incurred legal expenses to recover outstanding installments, what is the most appropriate classification of this expenditure?
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Question 105 of 135
105. Question
1 pointsIf M/s Ballav & Co. spent `40,000 on transportation of machinery, which of the following statements best explains why this is classified as capital expenditure?
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Question 106 of 135
106. Question
1 pointsIn a scenario where a company receives an insurance claim for machinery damaged by fire, how should this amount be classified, and why?
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Question 107 of 135
107. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends `10,000 on legal fees to defend a lawsuit regarding property ownership, which of the following best describes the nature of this expenditure?
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Question 108 of 135
108. Question
1 pointsWhen considering the classification of prepaid expenses, which of the following statements is most accurate?
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Question 109 of 135
109. Question
1 pointsIf a company constructs temporary huts for a cinema house that are demolished after completion, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 110 of 135
110. Question
1 pointsIn assessing the impact of capital versus revenue expenditures on financial statements, which of the following is a key difference?
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Question 111 of 135
111. Question
1 pointsIf a company receives a subsidy for working capital, how should this be classified, and what is its implication for the business?
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Question 112 of 135
112. Question
1 pointsWhen analyzing the implications of classifying an expense as capital versus revenue, which of the following statements is most significant?
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Question 113 of 135
113. Question
1 pointsIf a company receives a government grant for purchasing new equipment, how should this be classified, and what is its potential impact?
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Question 114 of 135
114. Question
1 pointsHow would you categorize the receipt of an insurance claim in terms of its impact on financial statements?
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Question 115 of 135
115. Question
1 pointsIn evaluating the treatment of temporary huts necessary for construction, which statement is most accurate?
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Question 116 of 135
116. Question
1 pointsIf a company decides to expense a significant repair cost instead of capitalizing it, what could be a potential consequence?
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Question 117 of 135
117. Question
1 pointsWhen creating a financial strategy that involves capital and revenue expenditures, which approach is most effective?
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Question 118 of 135
118. Question
1 pointsIf a company receives interest on investments, how should this be classified in terms of revenue?
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Question 119 of 135
119. Question
1 pointsIf a company constructs temporary huts for a cinema house that are demolished after completion, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 120 of 135
120. Question
1 pointsIn assessing the impact of capital versus revenue expenditures on financial statements, which of the following is a key difference?
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Question 121 of 135
121. Question
1 pointsIf a company receives a subsidy for working capital, how should this be classified, and what is its implication for the business?
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Question 122 of 135
122. Question
1 pointsWhen analyzing the implications of classifying an expense as capital versus revenue, which of the following outcomes is most significant?
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Question 123 of 135
123. Question
1 pointsIf a company receives interest on investments, how should this be classified in terms of revenue?
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Question 124 of 135
124. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for improving its electrical wiring system, how should this expense be classified?
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Question 125 of 135
125. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new computer system, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 126 of 135
126. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the renovation of its office space to improve employee productivity, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 127 of 135
127. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual maintenance of its facilities, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 128 of 135
128. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new marketing strategy, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 129 of 135
129. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of a new production line, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 130 of 135
130. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the annual renewal of its business license, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 131 of 135
131. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the installation of energy-efficient lighting in its facilities, how should this expenditure be classified?
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Question 132 of 135
132. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the development of a new product, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 133 of 135
133. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the maintenance of its production equipment, how should these expenses be classified?
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Question 134 of 135
134. Question
1 pointsIf a company incurs costs for the training of its employees, how should these costs be classified?
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Question 135 of 135
135. Question
1 pointsIf a company spends money on a new website to enhance its online presence, how should this expenditure be classified?
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