A proposal is not a Capital Budgeting proposal if it:

is related to fixed assets
brings long-term benefits
brings short-term benefits only
has very large investment

The correct answer is: C. brings short-term benefits only.

A capital budgeting proposal is a plan for a significant investment in a project or asset. The goal of capital budgeting is to make decisions that will maximize the long-term value of the company. Therefore, a proposal that brings short-term benefits only is not a capital budgeting proposal.

Option A is incorrect because capital budgeting proposals can be related to fixed assets. For example, a company might propose to purchase a new piece of equipment.

Option B is incorrect because capital budgeting proposals can bring long-term benefits. For example, a company might propose to build a new factory.

Option D is incorrect because capital budgeting proposals can have very large investments. For example, a company might propose to acquire another company.

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