Please tell why?????

profit on sale of fixed asset is taxed under the head capital gain.

wat about loss.......

loss is also treated under capital gain.. loss is set off againts capital gain and  can be carried forward

question is why is treated as inadmissible expenditure and which section explains about this.  please tell

Lets make it simple...

Is selling of asset is your regular business? Answer is no. You carry certain business of trading, material, construction, consulting etc. anything.but u dont do purchase and sale regularly. So it is not considered as in regular business.

Also we have separate head which considers the profit or loss of assets. so we deduct that amount and take it to head of capital gain....

If sale/purchase of assets is not not your regular business then there is separate treatment given under Income Tax Act i.e., DEPRECIATION. If you sale/purchase any assets then it will be deducted/added in the respective block of assets.

If you sale any assets and Block of assets becomes Nil then there will be a short term capital gain.

If all the assets of the blosk are sold out there there will be short term capital gain/loss as per the calculation.

Section 32 of the Income Tax Act govern this treatment.

As righty said by Shivang that assets are not goods. Moreover assets falls under the defination of capital assets Section 2(14) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 which are assessiable under the head capital gain and not PGBP.

Fixed Assets comes in the definition of capital assets section 2(14). Any gain or loss arises from capital assets mentioned in section 2(14) will be taxed under the head Capital Gains.

If Selling of business asset is being considered as the business income then the provision of Sales tax, excise will also be made applicable to the sale and hence a Tax invoice will be issued on account of sale- As said, it is not a regualr business activity and should not be taken into account.

Hey Rakesh, refer to the answer posted by Akhilji Gupta. This is the perfect answer to your query as the taxation of fixed assets is covered under Sec. 32 of the Income tax Act , i.e, Depreciation when the purchase / sales of fixed asset is not a regular business.

Rakesh you can also refer section 28 and 45 for more clarity.

PGBP is meant for your business or profession income and any profit/ loss on sale of your business asset other than stock is not your business income.

So it goes to capital gain where sec 2(14) says "property of everykind whether used for business or not....."

and it is made specifically taxable there

if u r dealing with properties or have a business of property dealer then it is aloss under pgbp.because in this case it will be treated as good

if u r holding it as an asset, then its sale is treated as sale of asset and comes under capital gain/loss

If sale/purchase of assets is not not your regular business then there is separate treatment given under Income Tax Act i.e., DEPRECIATION. If you sale/purchase any assets then it will be deducted/added in the respective block of assets.

If you sale any assets and Block of assets becomes Nil then there will be a short term capital gain.

If all the assets of the blosk are sold out there there will be short term capital gain/loss as per the calculation.

Section 32 of the Income Tax Act govern this treatment