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Chapter 7





                           Capital and revenue expenditure





               2.1  Classification of expenditure

               An entity’s expenditure may be classified as one of two types:


                    capital expenditure – expenditure likely to increase the future earning capability
                     of the entity, or

                    revenue expenditure – expenditure associated with maintaining the entity’s
                     present earning capability.


                        Capital expenditure                         Revenue expenditure


                   Expenditure on the                           Expenditure on current
                       acquisition of non-current                    assets e.g. inventory
                       assets acquired for use
                                                                 Expenditure relevant to
                       in the business, not for                      the running of the
                       resale.                                       business (such as

                   Expenditure on existing                          administration costs).

                       non-current assets aimed                 Expenditure on
                       at increasing their                           maintaining the earning
                       earning capacity.
                                                                     capacity of non-current
                   Long-term in nature as                           assets e.g. repairs and
                       the business intends to                       renewals.
                       receive the benefits of
                                                                 Relates to the current
                       the expenditure over a                        accounting period and is

                       long period of time.                          used to generate

                                                                     revenue in the business.



















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