| 1 |
An expenditure, which increases the utility or productive capacity of an asset is treated as |
- A. Revenue expenditure
- B. Capital expenditure
- C. Deferred expenditure
- D. None of these
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| 2 |
An expenditure, incurred to improve the position of the business is known as |
- A. Deferred expenditure
- B. Revenue expenditure
- C. Capital expenditure
- D. Recurring expenditure
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| 3 |
An expenditure, which is incurred to increase to profit earning capacity of a business concern, is called |
- A. Deferred expenditure
- B. Current expenditure
- C. Capital expenditure
- D. Recurring expenditure
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| 4 |
Distinction between capital and revenue items is important for the preparation |
- A. Balance sheet
- B. Trading and profit or loss a/c
- C. Bank reconciliation statement
- D. Both a & b
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| 5 |
The amount invested by the owner in the business to produce revenue is known as |
- A. Income
- B. Asset
- C. Capital
- D. Liability
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| 6 |
An expenditure, which is temporarily increase the profit making capacity of the business is called |
- A. Deferred expenditure
- B. Capital expenditure
- C. Revenue expenditure
- D. Non-recurring expenditure
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| 7 |
Transaction, having short-term effects are known as |
- A. Revenue transaction
- B. Capital transaction
- C. Non-monetary transaction
- D. Paper transaction
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| 8 |
All revenue expenditure are taken to |
- A. Trading a/c
- B. Trading & profit or Loss a/c
- C. Profit or loss a/c
- D. Balance sheet
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| 9 |
An expenditure, which is non-recurring and irregular is called |
- A. Capital expenditure
- B. Revenue expenditure
- C. Short-term expenditure
- D. Current expenditure
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| 10 |
Which one of the following is appeared in the balance sheet |
- A. Revenue expenditure
- B. Capital expenditure
- C. Deferred expenditure
- D. Both b & c
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