1.The following transactions relate to a company (a) Purchase of leasehold premises (b) The annual depreciation of leasehold(c) Solicitors fee in connection with the purchase of leasehold premises(d) The costs of adding extra storage capacity to a mainframe computer used in the business(e) Computer repairs and maintenance costs (f) Profit on the sale of an office building.(g) Revenue from sales by credit card(h) The cost of new machinery(i) Customs duty charged on the machinery when imported into the country(j) Carriage costs of transporting the new machinery(k) The cost of installing the machinery in the business premises (l) The wages of machine operatorsRequired State whether they are capital or revenue transactions
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