How to Make 115JB right calculation

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CA Aashish

38 Points Posted on 21 September 2009

Dear All

Following is my confusion on the applicability and calculation of MAT as per sec 115JB

In the addition clause it is mentioned that the amount of depreciation is to be added back kindly correct me if it is not as per Companies Act Dep.
In the deletion clause it was also mentioned that the amount of depreciation is to be deducted (other than on account of revaluation reserve) Here also I am taking depreciation as per Co. Act
In the same segment it is mentioned that amount of loss (before depreciation) brought forward OR unabsorbed depreciation AS PER BOOKS OF ACCOUNT, whichever is less is to be added back. Now here please correct me whether I should take/consider the amounts as per Income Tax or as per Companies Act.

Please give your expert comment on the above ,I am also enclosing the computation as prepared by me. I have not considered the Bf loss /unab dep as per Income Tax Act

Regards

Aashish

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Juzer Sadikot

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1014 Points Posted on 21 September 2009

Dear Ashish Sir,

Your understanding is correct for 1 and 2, also while filing ROI i.e. ITR-6, in MAT schedule you are not required to add/less depriciation(if it is as per Companies Act).

In relation to your 3 question; Unabsorbed Depriciation _ Brought forward Loss whichever is less as per books of Account (i.e. Company Act) is shall be deducted.

Thanks

AMIT KAPOOR

SELF EMPLOYED

360 Points Posted on 21 September 2009

For your 1 point if u look at the itr6 in the addtion column it was given that depreciation as company act should be allowed to be deducted but the depreciation attributable to the revaluation of fixed asset if debited to the p/l should be add back while calculating the book profit as per 115JB and for your 2 poing it was given that if you withdrawn any amount from your revaluation reserve and credited it to the p/l a/c then while calculating the book profit you will have deduct that amount which should not exceed the depriciation attributable to the revaluation of fixed assets and for third point it should be as per book of account

basically i am saying what the juzer said in short

kapil kumar agrawal

Chartered Accountant

107 Points Posted on 21 September 2009

as per books of account in all cases because as per 115JB profit & loss as per books of account is adjusted for calculation of book profits>>>

AMIT KAPOOR

SELF EMPLOYED

360 Points Posted on 21 September 2009

good anwer kapil

Kapil Gupta

Senior Artical

32 Points Posted on 06 October 2009

if i have a b/f loss is 13,00,000.00 as per books and as per i.t. loss is 9,00,000.00 this diff. is due to FBT & Income Tax Amt.

How can Comapny Set off this Loss

kashmirkatha

24 Points Posted on 22 June 2013

we have book profit Rs. 400000.00 during the f.y.2012-13. we have also brought forward loss and depreciation loss as per i.t Rs.10,00,000.00. how to calculate 115 JB tax.