This discussion explores how to account for a tempo registered and financed by a wife, but used for the husband's business. Options include treating EMI payments as rental expenses for the tempo, or potentially showing it as an asset in the husband's books and claiming depreciation, though ownership remains with the wife. The consensus leans towards not showing it as a direct asset on the husband's balance sheet due to the ownership discrepancy.
30 April 2020
If a tempo used for transporting goods is registered in name of wife and loan is also in name of wife, however EMI is paid by husband and the same is used in husband's business..How to show that in husband's balancesheet and ITR