May i know the difference between Direct capitalisation and
AUC capitalisation in Fixed Assets
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Answer Posted / yogesh wankhade
Capitalisation means Asset has been purchased and ready to
use in day to day business.
AUC means asset not yet capitalised and when its totaly
build up then we capitalise it and from that period onwards
dep. get posted for that particular asset
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