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Capital Losses And Revenue Losses with Examples (Explained)

Updated on: November 20, 2019 1 Comment

Following are the main Differences Between Capital Losses And Revenue losses with Examples.

5 Differences Between Capital losses And Revenue losses with Examples
Capital Losses And Revenue Losses with Examples

Capital Losses

Capital losses are those losses that do not arise during the Normal course of Business. 

The capital loss includes:

  1. Accidental loss of fixed assets.
  2. The issue of securities at discount.
  3. Redemption of securities at the premium.
  4. Embezzlement of the case by the unauthorized person.
  5. Obsolescence losses. losses by flood and earthquake etc.

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Revenue Losses

Revenue Losses Arise from the Normal course of business by selling goods or by providing services less than its cost price on inventory value less than its cost.

The Revenue loss includes:

  1. Embezzlement of cash by the cashier.
  2. Embezzlement of goods by the storekeeper.
  3. Bad debts.
  4. A loss by fire of unsecured goods.
  5. Depreciation loss on sale of depreciable asset.
  6. Provision for doubtful debts and loss of goods due to the carelessness of the employee.

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  1. Suresh says

    September 28, 2019 at 3:51 AM

    Inability to access the deposit in a bank going into liquidation can be a capital loss and loss of interest thereon is revenue loss …is it ok?
    2. Inability to compute capital loss on shares which carry negative or zero valuation can be accounted notionally for reporting and carry forward loss. Is it permissible?
    Thanks

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