Capital Expanditures are those the benefits of which are taken for more then one fiscal period in business.
For Example: Machinery, Plant, Equipment etc
Revenue Expanditure are those the benifit of which are taken for only one accounting or fiscal year.
For Example: rent, electricity etc.
Capital is the amount of money required to begin a business. Revenue expenditure refers to the money paid to cater for the cost of running the business.
Capital income is that income which is recevied or generated from sale of capital assets like shares or gold etc. Revenue income is that income which is generated from basic business operating activities.
what is the difference between revenue center and suport center
Capital expenditure are those the benefits of which will be taken for more than one fiscal year while for revenue expenditure benefits are only for one fiscal year.
capital income is the money raised to set up a new business or expand an existing one and revenue income is the money generated by a business as a result of its day to day operations
Difference between revenue from sales and cost of goods sold is called "Gross profit".
While the capital budget and revenue budget are both budgets, the capital budget is incorporated for the long term. A revenue budget is made for the short term.
Capital income is that income which is recevied or generated from sale of capital assets like shares or gold etc. Revenue income is that income which is generated from basic business operating activities.
what is the difference between revenue center and suport center
Capital expenditure are those the benefits of which will be taken for more than one fiscal year while for revenue expenditure benefits are only for one fiscal year.
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capital income is the money raised to set up a new business or expand an existing one and revenue income is the money generated by a business as a result of its day to day operations
difference between revenue and costs
The central issue is increasing the difference between revenue and cost; the result must be sufficient to justify the investment.
Difference between revenue from sales and cost of goods sold is called "Gross profit".
In U.K. "turnover" is what U.S. calls "revenue"
Profitability