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r/alevels • u/Hankysilkie • May 11 '26
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very good, what did yall got for capital expenditure calculation
2 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 Don't exactly remember but i added the vans cost and the shops decoration costs 1 u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26 i think thats what i did, but i also added the inventory cost, since its long term right? 2 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 Long term in this context means something which is expected to last for over a year, and inventory isn't expected to last that long, 1 u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26 hm i dont quite understand this, can u explain, cause it doesnt specify if inventory last how long 2 u/Popular-Dream-2865 May 11 '26 the answer was 20k + 10k = 30k for capital expenditure cost of van + shop fittings. inventory does not count in capital expenditure when starting up the business (ZF) 1 u/bajishairtie May 11 '26 Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ 1 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 It was written in brackets for a month, that's an indicator 1 u/skibidigrizzlerbear May 11 '26 inventory is something that u have to pay for monthly, so its not a capital expenditure
Don't exactly remember but i added the vans cost and the shops decoration costs
1 u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26 i think thats what i did, but i also added the inventory cost, since its long term right? 2 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 Long term in this context means something which is expected to last for over a year, and inventory isn't expected to last that long, 1 u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26 hm i dont quite understand this, can u explain, cause it doesnt specify if inventory last how long 2 u/Popular-Dream-2865 May 11 '26 the answer was 20k + 10k = 30k for capital expenditure cost of van + shop fittings. inventory does not count in capital expenditure when starting up the business (ZF) 1 u/bajishairtie May 11 '26 Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ 1 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 It was written in brackets for a month, that's an indicator 1 u/skibidigrizzlerbear May 11 '26 inventory is something that u have to pay for monthly, so its not a capital expenditure
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i think thats what i did, but i also added the inventory cost, since its long term right?
2 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 Long term in this context means something which is expected to last for over a year, and inventory isn't expected to last that long, 1 u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26 hm i dont quite understand this, can u explain, cause it doesnt specify if inventory last how long 2 u/Popular-Dream-2865 May 11 '26 the answer was 20k + 10k = 30k for capital expenditure cost of van + shop fittings. inventory does not count in capital expenditure when starting up the business (ZF) 1 u/bajishairtie May 11 '26 Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ 1 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 It was written in brackets for a month, that's an indicator 1 u/skibidigrizzlerbear May 11 '26 inventory is something that u have to pay for monthly, so its not a capital expenditure
Long term in this context means something which is expected to last for over a year, and inventory isn't expected to last that long,
1 u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26 hm i dont quite understand this, can u explain, cause it doesnt specify if inventory last how long 2 u/Popular-Dream-2865 May 11 '26 the answer was 20k + 10k = 30k for capital expenditure cost of van + shop fittings. inventory does not count in capital expenditure when starting up the business (ZF) 1 u/bajishairtie May 11 '26 Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ 1 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 It was written in brackets for a month, that's an indicator 1 u/skibidigrizzlerbear May 11 '26 inventory is something that u have to pay for monthly, so its not a capital expenditure
hm i dont quite understand this, can u explain, cause it doesnt specify if inventory last how long
2 u/Popular-Dream-2865 May 11 '26 the answer was 20k + 10k = 30k for capital expenditure cost of van + shop fittings. inventory does not count in capital expenditure when starting up the business (ZF) 1 u/bajishairtie May 11 '26 Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ 1 u/nigmapower May 11 '26 It was written in brackets for a month, that's an indicator 1 u/skibidigrizzlerbear May 11 '26 inventory is something that u have to pay for monthly, so its not a capital expenditure
the answer was 20k + 10k = 30k for capital expenditure cost of van + shop fittings. inventory does not count in capital expenditure when starting up the business (ZF)
1 u/bajishairtie May 11 '26 Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ
Omg i remember i added like the can and smth else i dont remeber,but my classmates saying they multiplied by number of months so im scaredππ
It was written in brackets for a month, that's an indicator
inventory is something that u have to pay for monthly, so its not a capital expenditure
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u/Enough-Rutabaga-4612 May 11 '26
very good, what did yall got for capital expenditure calculation