Capitalizing IT Costs Beneficial, But Don't Forget the Law

Author(s): Matt Armstrong

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In financial accounting, IT costs and purchases can be divided into either current or capital expenditures.  Knowing how to classify budget items between the two types can positively impact an enterprise's bottom line.

What Are the Differences?

Generally, the difference between capital and current expenditures is the anticipated useful life of the cost or purchase.

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