Capital and revenue expenditure Flashcards
where is revenue expenditure charged to?
an expense in the statement off profit or loss
where is capital expenditure charged to?
a non-current asset in the statement of financial position
what factors need to be considered with capital expenditure?
- non current assets can be expensive
- funding options
- processes for authorisation
- level of authorisation
what factors should you consider as part of the authorisation process?
- availability of finance
- overall cost of each finance method
- cash flow requirements to meet repayments
- required safety for the debt (if applicable)
how do you work out cost?
purchase price + additional costs
what are additional costs?
- delivery costs
- legal and professional fees
- installation costs
- test runs
what is a tangible asset?
the asset has a physical form
what is an intangible asset?
the asset has no physical form e.g. goodwill
what is goodwill?
it is an asset from the fact that a going concern business is worth more in total that the total value of its tangible assets
what factors does goodwill arise from?
- good reputation
- good location
- quality products
- client base
- quality after sales service
what are 6 things that a non-current asset register will usually include
- asset description
- date of purchase
- inv no
- estimated useful life
- carrying amount
-disposal details