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Why are capital expenses treated differently than current expenses?

April 26, 2017Capital expenses treated

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Why are capital expenses treated differently than current expenses?

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Capital expenditures increase the value of a business and are therefore considered an investment in the business that will generate revenue in future years. By deducting capital expenses over a number of years, the business is able to more accurately account for its profitability.