BALA83KRISHNAN. K.N
(Assistant Manager Accounts)
(28 Points)
Replied 12 September 2008
Dear Experts,
Can u mail me the rates of Depreciation as per Companies Act & Income Tax
Thanks in advance
Regards
Bala.K.N
S.Mariadumperumal
(Managing Director)
(20 Points)
Replied 14 November 2008
Originally posted by :Guest | ||
" | Rate for furniture is 10%. p&m 15% Computers 60% Motor vehicles 15% MV(Commercial) 30% Buildings 5% Buildings (Commercial) 10% |
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Hi experts,
can anyone provide me full depreciation chart (2007-08) to my email id pnmomsai2 @ gmail.com
thanks in advance
Rushabh Vyas
(Articled Assistant)
(33 Points)
Replied 26 November 2008
According to Income Tax Act,1961 depreciation is calculated for the full six months if the asset is purchased after 1st of october in the respective financial year.
But due to that the expenses of that F.Y. will increase and the net profit will get reduced & that will indirectly reduce our tax liability.
so that will cause a loss to our ITO. Why they have kept such a rule? i feel method of calculating depreciation according to Company's Act is more appropriate.
Reply if anybody knows why such a method is adopted by the Income Tax Act.
Originally posted by :Guest | ||
" | My co. has purchased hundred nos. of small machines @ Rs. 4400 (Inc. all taxes) each Dt- 01-05-08, now we charge the depreciation @ 100% but i want to know that I have drpreciate this machinery with full amt. at the end of FY 2008-09. Its value become zero as on 31.03.09 as per Co Act. | " |
Omkar
(Student)
(255 Points)
Replied 07 December 2008
Sukhjinder
Better to capitalise the all 100 small machinery to avoid query from department if their life is more than 1 year.
Rushabh,
I understood that depreciation rate will be 50% of appliacble rate if the assets is put to use less than 180 days in that year.So if assets capitalised on 2 oct also,50% of appliacble rate will be applied.
So,6 month concept is not coorect for depreciation calculation.
laxmikant
(artical)
(30 Points)
Replied 14 July 2011
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