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What are equipment expenses

What is equipment expense or what are equipment expenses?

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The main expense of equipment is of purchasing of equipment. This is capital expenses since we purchase equipment for using objectives more than one year rather than trading purposes. Some time, we acquire equipment on rent or rental basis, at that it is as well our equipment expense. However it will be little hard for us whether we must show it in balance sheet as capital expenditure or display it in income statement as operating expenses.

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