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What is the treatment for PRELIMINARY EXPENSES?
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Answer Posted / ashwni kumar swain
Preliminary expenses which those exepenses during at the
time of formation of a new company such as preparation of
feasibility report, survey exp., preparation of memorandum
and Articules of Association, legal fees, advertisement
exp. etc.
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