revenue
Revenue is the total amount received after every type of deductions. Revenue is computed by multiplying price of goods to the number of goods sold. Revenue is also termed as “REVs”.
More About Capital and Revenue Expenditures: Capitalized or Deferred Revenue Expenditures: Where a certain revenue expenditure incurred is of such a nature that its benefit is likely to be spread over a certain number of years, or where it is of non-recurring and special
Difference Between Capital and Revenue Expenditures: Learning Objectives: What is the difference between capital and revenue expenditures. Following is the difference between capital and revenue expenditures. Capital Expenditures Revenue Expenditures 1 Its effect is long term i.e., it is not exhausted within the current
Revenue Expenditures: Learning Objectives: Define and explain revenue expenditures. List of revenue expenditures. Definition and Explanation: Expenditures will be treated as revenue expenditures if it is incurred for the following purposes: Expenditure for purchasing floating assets i.e., assets meant for resale at a profit or for being converted
Capital and Revenue Receipts, Payments, Profits and Losses: Learning Objectives: Define and explain and give examples of capital and revenue receipts and payments? Define and explain and give examples of capital and revenue profits and losses? Contents: Capitalized and Revenue Receipts Capital and Revenue
Capital and Revenue Items and goods Learning Objectives: Define explain and give examples capital and revenue expenditures, receipts, payments, profits and losses. What is the difference between capital and revenue expenditures? What are the exceptions to the general rule of capital and revenue expenditures?