TRUE OR FALSE Interest treated as capital expenditures is a deductible interest expense. There is no tax benefit when the company chooses to source out funds by borrowings. 15% capital gains tax on net capital gains is imposed to investors whose sale of stocks which is not listed or traded in the LSE.

TRUE OR FALSE Interest treated as capital expenditures is a deductible interest expense. There is no tax benefit when the company chooses to source out funds by borrowings. 15% capital gains tax on net capital gains is imposed to investors whose sale of stocks which is not listed or traded in the LSE.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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