Motor car depreciation

if a motor car is given out for repair for three months in a year then depreciation is charged for 9 months or 3 months.
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Motor car depreciation refers to the reduction in a car's value over time, with new cars experiencing the steepest decline. It's important to note that depreciation is typically charged for the full year, irrespective of how long the vehicle was actually used or in for repairs. The rate of depreciation is generally higher in the first few years of ownership, with most value lost within the first five years.

Depreciation on car required to be charged for full year....it's not on basis of how much you used in a year.
Yes depreciation can be claimed for the full year.

Depreciation for cars means a reduction in the value of the cars throughout their life; the depreciation rate is very high for new cars and may be different for each model. In the first year, a car may suffer a decrease of about 10 percent, and the decrease in value increases yearly. On average, most of the car’s value is lost in five years, and a nominal scrap value is left.

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