Expenses for writing off of Intangible assets is allowed

If an Intangible asset is not providing me the benefit for which it was created, Whether I can write off it and cliam deduction in income tax too
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This discussion explores whether it's possible to write off intangible assets that are no longer providing their intended benefits. The consensus suggests that claiming depreciation at 25% is the standard approach, and a direct write-off for tax deduction purposes may not be permitted in such cases.

Claim dep @ 25% no written off possible.
Ok sir thanks for your help

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