Depreciation schedule in itr 5

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Proprietorship firm got converted to partnership. Hence depreciation on assets was divided based on number of days of each entity.

Now while filing ITR 5 for partnership, how to capture less than 100% depreciation? We have written proportionate depn in cell (Proportionate depn in case of succession). However, net block amount is not considering proportionate depn amount. It is still showing the amount after deducting full depn amount from opening value. How to resolve this?  There will be a mismatch between net block as appearing in depn schedule and that in balance sheet....

Further how to capture transfer of assets in proprietorship return..In which cell values should be written so that net block reduces to zero.

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Anyone on this??

If possible, divide the depreciation in 2 parts ie. for 180 days each.

 

That would be incorrect as the proprotorship was in existence only for 3 months.

Second, how to capture transfer of assets in proprietorship so that net block is zero after taking into account depreciation.

Second available option is to declare opening value as on 1.4.2018 even for firm (only in table  DCM), so that the final depreciated value will match as per BS.

Ok..In that case depn schedule in ITR will take full year's depn for partnership firm...Will that be considered correct? Ideally depn should be divided between 2 firms in the ratio of number of days used..

In Schedule P&L the depreciation charged  will be for as actual only, But by this adjustment figures in BS will match. Though as per standards depreciation to firm will be allowed only 50% of that applicable of full rate.

There will be a mismatch between Depn as per P&L and that as per Depn schedule..

 

Yes, but your claim is lesser than full applicable.

Otherwise as said  earlier just take 50% depreciation, as more than that it will not be granted.

Else can we claim 100% depn in partnership firm, under any provisions of law..

You cannot claim more than 50% of full rate, so rest part could have been claimed in proprietor's account.

Also kindly revert on how to present this transfer in proprietorship firm's return (depn schedule). How to make the net block zero and showing the depn as well. 

If we go by number of days of use, we should be allowed 75% (9 months)...Can you pls mention the provision under which it says 50% only.

OK claim full 100% in firm's account, without any claim in proprietor's account. Let AO to rectify it.

No provision says only 50% will be allowed if asset is used for more than 180 days (as mentioned by you earlier)...


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