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Define the capital receipts of a government?​


shrikrushna3338: Revenue and Capital Receipts of Government Receipts: it's Definition and Differences! ... All Government receipts which either create liability or reduce assets are treated as capital receipts whereas receipts which neither create liability nor reduce assets of Government are called revenue receipts.

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Answered by 098794
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Revenue and capital receipt of government receipt: All government receipt which either create liability or reduced acids are treated as capital receipt .

Answered by itzYourKamina
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A government is an institution or a system made of a group of people that takes care or manages a country or a state. Every government has its own constitution or a set of fundamental principles that it follows to ensure effective governance.

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