Capital receipts refer to the funds or receipts that result in a liability, reduction in assets, or an increase in capital. They are typically non-recurring in nature and have long-term implications for the organization's financial structure. Options a, c, and d can be considered examples of capital receipts. Option b, the amount received from the sale of finished goods, is not considered a capital receipt. The sale of finished goods falls under the category of revenue receipts, as it is a regular business transaction and is part of the normal operating activities of the business.
Copper is extracted from which ore?
Petroleum is a mixture of-
Which sodium compound is the most popular additive in sauces, salad dressings, and beverages for its preservative action?
The important ore of aluminium is-
The Egg shell is made up of which of the following?
When copper sulphate solution reacts with iron metal, copper metal is formed. Which of the following reactions is this?
Lewis Acid is a species (charged or uncharged) which can accept a pair of
Which compound/acid commonly known as Aspirin?
The combining power of an element is called its:
Which of the following statements about the modern periodic table is NOT correct?