
Question No 04 Chapter No 17
04. State by Giving reasons whether the following items of Expenditure are capital or Revenue.
- Purchased raw- materials for Rs 1,00,000
- Rs 2,00,000 paid to Govt. as excise duty.
- Legal expenses incurred in connection with the issue of Capital
- Legal expenses incurred by the company for income-Tax appeal Rs 15,000
- Legal expenses incurred to prevent the misuse of our trade- mark Rs 10,000
- Legal expenses incurred in connection with raising a loan for the business
- A sum of Rs 5 lac was paid for the purchase of an agriculture farm. Annual land revenue paid Rs 10,000
- Damages paid on account of breach of contract Rs 20,000
- Sold off an obsolete machine having book value of Rs 15,000 at 3,000
- Rs 50,000 paid as wages to the workers
The solution of Question No 04 Chapter No 17: –
i | It is a Revenue Expenditure and will be Debited to Purchases Account because the expenses have been incurred on the repair of existing Machines. It is an expenditure of routine nature. |
ii | It is a Revenue Expenditure and will be Debited to Govt. Excise duty Account because the expenses have been incurred on the repair of existing Machines. It is an expenditure of routine nature. |
iii | It is a Capital Expenditure and will be Debited to Issue to shares Account |
iv | It is a Revenue Expenditure and will be Debited to Income Tax Account because it is an expenditure of routine nature. |
v | It is a Revenue Expenditure and will be Debited to Income Tax Account because it is an expenditure of routine nature. |
vi | It is a Capital Expenditure and will be Debited to Trade-mark Account |
vii | 5 lac is the Capital Expenditure and Rs 10,000 is the Revenue Expenditure |
viii | It is a Revenue Expenditure and will be Debited to Damages Account because it is an expenditure of routine nature. |
ix | Rs. 12,000 is the Revenue Expenditure |
x | It is a Revenue Expenditure and will be Debited to Income Tax Account because it is an expenditure of routine nature. |
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- Chapter 1 Evolution of Accounting & Basic Accounting Terms
- Chapter 2 Accounting Equations
- Chapter 3 Meaning and Objectives of Accounting
- Chapter 4 Double Entry System
- Chapter 5 Books of Original Entry – Journal
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- Chapter 14 Generally Accepted Accounting Principles(GAAP)
- Chapter 15 Bases of Accounting
- Chapter 16 Accounting Standards and International Financial Reporting Standard(IFRS) (Coming soon)
- Chapter 17 Capital and Revenue
- Chapter 18 Provisions and Reserves
- Chapter 19 Final Accounts (Coming soon)
- Chapter 20 Final Accounts – With Adjustments (Coming soon)
- Chapter 21 Errors and their Rectification (Coming soon)
- Chapter 22 Accounts from Incomplete Records – Single Entry System (Coming soon)
- Chapter 23 Accounts of Not-for-Profit Organisations (Coming soon)
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