Depreciation on Lease Property

How to Calculate Depreciation on Lease Property ??

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This discussion clarifies whether depreciation can be claimed on lease property under Section 32. Generally, depreciation is only allowed on assets owned by the taxpayer. However, if you have a shop premises leased under a 30-year agreement, you may still be able to claim depreciation, provided you meet specific ownership criteria.

Lessee cannot claim depreciation under section 32 in the absence of legal ownership

Section 32 allows depreciation on buildings, etc., which are owned by the taxpayer and used for its business and profession.

 

 

YES DEPRECIATION CAN BE CLAIMED PROVIDED ITS NOT A LEASED PROPERTY.

It's a Shop Premises & lease under agreement for a period of 30 years .

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