If we purchase an asset of Rs.5000/- or of less than Rs.5000/- ,do we have to capitalise it or can we show it as a revenue expenditure.
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it is nt cost bt the purpose is necessary for capitalisation of asset. if such assets provides future enduring benefits treats it as capital asset otherwise transfer to profit & loss account as revernue expenditure.
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ratan
It is provided in Companies act that where the expenditure is less than Rs 5000/-.It can be written off to profit & Loss account.It need not be capitalised. Also by prudence we can say that it can be written off than deferring it by capitalising..
In case of corporates SCH XIV says that assets which costs Rs. 5,000 or less than that should be written off in the year of acquisition itself. But provide in notes to accounts the below clause: -
Individual low cost assets (acquired for less than Rs 5000/-) are depreciated within a year of acquisition.
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KRISHNA
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