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Received interest on investment ₹ 2500 a. Revenue receipt b. Capital receipt c. Deferred revenue expenditure d. None of the above. ​

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Answered by sridhijaiswal6
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Answer:

its revenue receipt

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Answered by steffiaspinno
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Revenue receipt

The receipts that don't make any liabilities and don't prompt a case on the public authority are called revenue receipts. These income receipts are non-redeemable and can be arranged into two classes, specifically: charge income and non-charge income. Charge incomes are the fundamental parts of income receipts that have been bifurcated for the long haul into direct expenses, endeavors, and circuitous duties, for example, customs obligations, extract assessments, and administration charges. Non-charge incomes, then again, are the repetitive pay that is acquired from sources other than charges by the public authority.

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