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What is the difference between capital expenditure and revenue expenditure?

Revenue expenditure is monies spent on the day-to-day running of a business whereas capital expenditure is monies spent on the purchase of or addition to a non-current asset. The cost of revenue expenditu...

Answered by Christina W. Accounting tutor
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List three ways in which the accounting equation can be written.

Assets = Capital + Liabilities Capital = Assests - Liabilities Liabilities = Capital - Assets

Answered by Raya R. Accounting tutor
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Distinguish between the following two methods of depreciation: straight-line and diminishing balance method.

The straight-line method for depreciation calculates a fixed amount of depreciation over the assets useful life. The reducing balance method calculates the depreciation every year based on the assets net ...

Answered by Rhea B. Accounting tutor
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Can you explain the matching concept?

The matching concept, otherwise known as the 'accruals' concept, is a fundamental accounting principle that provides that income and expenditure in a business should be matched to the period to which t...

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What Is straight line depreciation?

In financial accounting we have different types of depreciation, based on the company's accounting policy. One of the methods is straight line depreciation. 

Assets can be depreciated, so...

Answered by Ignac S. Accounting tutor
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