Which of the following is revenue expenditure?

Repairs on purchase of second asset to put it into working condition.

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Cost of issuing shares and debentures.

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Legal expenses incurred to acquire the assets.

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None of these.

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Solution

The correct option is D None of these.
Revenue expenditure are those which are incurred during the normal course of business. Revenue expenditure are debited to profit & loss account.

Below are the example of capital expenditure:
Repairs on purchase of second asset to put it in to working condition is a capital expenditure.
Cost of issuing shares and debentures is a capital expenditure.
Legal expenses incurred to acquire the asset is a capital expenditure.

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