Depreciation on medical equipment used by medical student

A tax paying medical PG student receiving stipend have made purchase of some medical equipments for professional use, whether they can claim depreciation on these medical equipments ?

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This discussion explores whether a medical postgraduate student, receiving a stipend and earning income from private consultations, can claim depreciation on essential medical equipment. The consensus suggests that depreciation might not be claimable if the primary income source is a government stipend, as it may be considered exempt income or not fall under business income. However, if income is generated through private practice, claiming depreciation could be possible, especially when filing with proper accounts.

Source of income ?

Govt stipend, and pvt consultation in clinics.

Depreciation can be claim on consultation fee if You are filing with books of Accounts...

What in the case if source of income is only govt provided stipend to PG medical student ?

If Income through stipend then depreciation can't be claim.

ok sir but why is it so ?isn't stipend treated as income ?

Stipend can be trated based on nature of work...
It's can be treat Exempt Income...
It's can be treat Income from other source... and
It's can be treat as Salary...

But, It's can't be treated as PGBP....

thank you sir for help .

Originally posted by : Prakhar
thank you sir for help .

You are most welcome Sir...

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