Is depreciation allowed on property rented?

Our is a partnership firm. We have a commercial property and have rented out.

We are not claiming depreciation on it and showing the rent received as our business income.

Is the method right??
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This discussion clarifies whether depreciation is allowed on commercial property owned by a partnership firm and rented out. The consensus is that claiming depreciation is not only allowed but also mandatory under the Income Tax Act. Rent received is treated as business income, and depreciation is considered a valid business expense, offering a beneficial tax outcome.

Deprecation Claim is mandatory under Income Tax Act.

For Partnership :
Rent is income and Can claim depreciation, it's Expenses for you, and also beneficial for you, it's allowed.

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