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Hello I'm new here and its my first post

I'm currently a student, Im currently taking city and guilds level 2, which I am struggling with, big time cry.gif There is not a lot of support online, and Im finding it a sharp contrast to level 1 currently I havent had any book keeping or accounts jobs, so everything is new

if anyone could help it would mean a lot

Many thanks Oliver

Classify the expenditure below  

Expenditure Capital or Revenue  

Purchase of a computer for office use

Rates on a new office building

Wages of a workforce in construction of new office building

Building insurance in respect of fire

Commission paid to salesmen

Bank charges

New tyre replaced on lorry as part of annual service

Temporary hire of car for manager while awaiting replacement

Legal charges for debt collection

Purchase of new machine

Installation costs of fitting new machine

Rent of premises

Carriage on sales

Redecorating existing offices

Electricity charges for using machinery

Repairs to machinery


-- Edited by Oliver on Friday 15th of October 2010 01:24:32 PM

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Currently Studing City & Cuilds Level 2 Book Keeping & Accountswill sit exam 16th December, here for study help!

if you taken this course & have any tips or advice it would be greatly appreciated 


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Hi Oliver,

revenue expenditure tends to be for things relating with the day to day running of the business, think salaries,stock, repairs etc and capital expenditure is for assets, plant & machinery, things that have a life of more than one year.

Rob

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Hi Oliver and welcome

As an excercise why dont you let us know which you think each item is and we can see if you are correct.

As Rob (afternoon Rob) says, look at each item and decide if it a day to day expense (revenue expense) or the purchase of an asset (or the costs involved in aquiring the asset) to be kept for more than a year (capital expense)

I can see a couple that you might find difficult to identify but have a go


Bill

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