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Preoperative expense is expense incurred before starting operation of business i.e. Commercial operation all expense whether it is salary , fee of engineer , all expense which is necessary to start the operation needs to be capitalized under plant or building or machinery etc. Preliminary & preoperative are different. Preliminary is before incorporation of business while preoperative is after.

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