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The document outlines learning outcomes for a business class focused on defining and distinguishing between capital and revenue expenditures. It includes a bibliography reference to Kognity section 3.1 and an activity for students to test their understanding of various examples of expenditures. A list of examples of both types of expenditures is provided for clarification.

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The document outlines learning outcomes for a business class focused on defining and distinguishing between capital and revenue expenditures. It includes a bibliography reference to Kognity section 3.1 and an activity for students to test their understanding of various examples of expenditures. A list of examples of both types of expenditures is provided for clarification.

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May 16th

Business

Learning outcomes: By the end of this class, you should be able to:

● define the following terms: (AO1)

○ capital expenditure

○ Investment

○ revenue expenditure

● distinguish between capital expenditure and revenue expenditure (AO2)

Bibliography: Kognity section 3.1

Activity:

1. Read: section 3.1


2. Test your understanding of the different examples of revenue expenditure
and capital expenditure

Example of business spending Revenue or Capital expenditure

Advertising costs

Bank charges and interest on bank loans

Computer software and hardware

Corporate taxes (on company profits)

Insurance costs
Machinery and equipment

Maintenance and repairs

Management salaries

Manufacturing equipment and machinery

Motor vehicles

Office furniture

Patents, copyrights, and trademarks

Purchase of buildings and premises

Stationery costs

Utility bills (gas, electricity, and telecommunications)

Bibliography: Kognity section 3.1

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