Depreciation

An LLP has not used a certain machinery, and as such does not want to claim depreciation on it.
is it ok if they do not claim depreciation on that machinery in the IT return ??

The depreciation will be shown in books of account, as per IT rules
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses whether a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) can choose not to claim depreciation on machinery that hasn't been used, even if it's recorded in the company's accounts. The consensus leans towards depreciation being mandatory under Section 32 of the Income Tax Act, regardless of actual usage, implying it cannot be avoided.

As per my opinion

Depreciation is mandatory, you can't avoid
As per sec 32 of the Income Tac Act, depreciation can be claimed on any asset which is actually used ince the LLP has not used the machinery, the

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