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I did that too but how're you so sure about that? I read somewhere that replacement costs are regarded as capital expenditure?Printer and computer are both capital while the replaced hard disk was revenue. The dep was $1650
smart thinking. appreciatedIt did bring the value of the computer down because now the computer isn't functional
The next paper's here so I think we should get over our 1st paper. Lets do well tomorrow and hope for A*s InshAllahi dont know.. a computer can work without a hard disk.
im aware of it.. lolThe next paper's here so I think we should get over our 1st paper. Lets do well tomorrow and hope for A*s InshAllah
Good for you.im aware of it.. lol
it was capital expenditureHey, how was preference dividend calculated? And how was cash book?
I just saw its marking scheme and it was neither Capital nor Revenue. We had to leave that blankit was capital expenditure
we cannot discuss now ryt? it has to be aftr 24 hours....Paper 22 discussions!
Anyone remembers the Cost of Production? Were drawings to be subtracted from the Purchase of Raw Materials as well?
What was the additional debenture interest and preference dividend?
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