what is the depreciation rate of residential house
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Residential buildings primarily used for housing, excluding hotels and boarding houses, can generally claim a 5% depreciation rate under the Income Tax Act. This depreciation is only applicable when the property is used for business purposes, such as housing employees. Personal use of the property does not qualify for depreciation. The standard depreciation table confirms this 5% rate.
Buildings which are mainly used for residential purposes except for hotels and boarding houses can be charged a 5% depreciation rate under the Income Tax Act.
Further to that depreciation is allowed only when it's used for business purposes like for resident of employees...ect. For personal use depreciation not allowed.