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what is miscellaneous expenditure??

Answer Posted / venkatesham varganti

small amounts incurred for the running of business is called misc. expenses and it will be shown at debit side in profit & loss a/c. some times there is no perfect head for expenses incurred in that case also the amount spent is shown under misc.exp. a/c

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