LATE RECORD OF ASSET

If I miss to record the asset
then same asset we can record in next year
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If you miss recording an asset in the year of purchase, you can still record it in the following year. However, the depreciation benefit will only be available from the year it's officially recorded in your books. This means you'll miss out on claiming depreciation for the period it wasn't recorded, potentially reducing your overall claimable depreciation over the asset's life.

Yes. But depreciation benefit will be available only when asset is purchased and recorded in books. For remaining life of asset. 

Eg if you record  assest in 2nd year for 5 year life of asset, you will get benefit of claiming depreciation for 4 years only and not for 5 years

Yes. But depreciation benefit will be available only when asset is purchased and recorded in books. For remaining life of asset. 

Eg if you record  assest in 2nd year for 5 year life of asset, you will get benefit of claiming depreciation for 4 years only and not for 5 years

Agree with swati madam

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