Capitalized Expenses Useful Life Assumptions New Constructs, LLC This analysis is based on a hypothetical company with $100 million in revenue that grows its revenue 12% a year with R&D expense at ...

The first category is called “current” expenses, and the second “capitalized” expenditures. You need to know the difference between the two, and the tax rules for each type of expenditure.

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