Difference between Capital Expenditure and Revenue Expenditure Explained #capital #expenditure #Revenue #accountant #fvpシviral #highlightseveryone | Accounting Knowledge Concepts

Basic Accounting Terms (Part 3) – Receipts & Expenditure Explained by CA Devesh Thakur In accounting, money does not just flow into a business, it also flows out. But not all inflows and outflows are of the same nature. That is why we classify them into Receipts and Expenditure. Receipts: Money received by a business is called receipts. They are of two types: Revenue Receipts – Regular and recurring in nature. Example: Sales, commission, rent received. A shopkeeper selling goods worth ₹50,000 is

The Recurrent Expenditure Burden: Government spent Sh415.7 billion or more than half of borrowed money on operating expenses such as payment of salaries and utilities in the financial year ended June 2024 against the law. #NTVTonight | NTV Kenya