PART III If a capital expenditure is mistakenly treated as sa reveune expenditrue, how will the prefit of the current year be affected? Will this error have any effect on the prefit reported in future year?Expain.

PART III If a capital expenditure is mistakenly treated as sa reveune expenditrue, how will the prefit of the current year be affected? Will this error have any effect on the prefit reported in future year?Expain.

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