Capital And Revenue Expenditure Flashcards

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What is capital expenditure and what are the two types of assets

A

Assets the business plans to use over a long period of time
Non current (tangible) assets and intangible assets

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Examples of non-current assets (tangible)

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Land
Buildings and premises
Machinery and equipment
Vehicles
Fixtures and fittings

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Examples of intangible assets

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Goodwill
Patents
Trademarks
Brand names

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4
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What is goodwill
(Capital expenditure intangible)

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Measure of the number of customers

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5
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What are patents
(Capital expenditure intangible)

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When a business pays to protect a unique feature of a product to stop it being copied by a third party without permission

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What are trademarks ?
(Capital expenditure intangible)

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When a business pays to protect a unique characteristic of the business that separates it from competitors
eg logo

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What is revenue expenditure

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Day to day costs in running the business

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Examples of revenue expenditure

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Wages- hourly rate paid to an employee
Utility bills - such as water bills

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9
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What is reducing-balance depreciation

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Shows the loss of value as being higher during the early years

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What is straight-line depreciation

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Reduces the value of an asset by the same amount each year

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Asset purchase price = £300 000
Residual (resell) value = £20 000
Useful life = 5 years
Straight line depreciation =
(value of asset - residual value) divided by life of the asset

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£300,000-£20,000=£280,000
£280,000 divided by 5=£56,000

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