additional financial terminology Flashcards

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capital expenditure

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money spent to acquire items in a business that will last for more than a year and may be used over and over again
such items are known as fixed items and include machinery, land, buildings, vehicles and equipment

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capital expenditure summary

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money spent to acquire fixed assets in a business

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what are fixed assets needed for the purpose of

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generating income for the business over the longer term

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what can most fixed assets be used for due to their high initial cost

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as collateral (financial security pledged for repayment of a particular source of finance, such as bank loans)

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what are capital expenditures therefore intended towards

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long term investments intended to assist business to succeed and grow
ex when a business purchases a van, this is seen as capital expenditure because the benefits accrued to the business from this will be spread over the long term

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revenue expenditure summary

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money used in the day to day running of a business

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revenue expenditure

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money spent on day to day running of a business
these payments or expenses include rent, wages, raw materials, insurance and fuel - they do not involve the purchase of longer-term, fixed assets
funds for revenue expenditure need to be available expenditure immediately to keep the business operational and should therefore provide instant benefits, unlike capital expenditure

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