EXPENSES IN ACCOUNTING

when we do expenses we lose that  money as well as the potential income that we could have earned but why do we don't consider that potential income as loss in accounting 

 

 

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This discussion delves into the concept of expenses in accounting, questioning why potential lost income isn't typically recognised as a loss. The reasoning provided is that businesses gain services or goods of equal value to the expense incurred. However, it also explores scenarios where the gain received from an expense is less than the potential income that could have been earned, prompting a consideration of whether this constitutes a true loss.

Because we get gain by way of service (or goods) in equal amount of expense.

What if the gain we receive by incurring such expenses is less than the potential income then in such a case are we actually incurring a loss

Money as well as the potential income  chinesebuffetnearmenow.net that we could have earned but why do we don't consider that potential income as loss in accounting.
 

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