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Sale of asset

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Shubham Sarda

ARTICAL ASSISTANT

63 Points Posted on 02 July 2014

HELLO EVERYONE,

A COMPANY HAS 3 VEHICLES. OUT OF WHICH COMPANY SALES 1 VEHICLE FOR RS. 400000/- ON 26/11/2013. THE COST OF THE VEHICLES WAS RS. 784924/- WHICH WAS APPROXIMATELY PURCHASED IN THE YEAR 2011-2012. ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION UPTO 31/03/2013 ON THIS PARTICULAR VEHICLE WAS RS. 209984/- . DEPRECIATION UPTO THE DATE OF SALE AMOUNTED TO RS. 97875/- (01/04/2013 TO 25/11/2013). SO WE CAN SEE THAT THE VEHICLE WAS SOLD FOR LOSS OF RS. 77065/-

MY QUERY IS, WILL ANY TAX IMPLICATIONS ARISE OUT OF THIS - ?

WHAT WILL BE THE ACCOUNTING EFFECTS - ?

PLEASE RESPOND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

THANKING YOU,

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vishal

Chartered Accountant

67 Points Posted on 02 July 2014

For the purpose of Income tax block of asset should maintained and depriciation should be calculted as under:

Op. WDV of the block : XX

(+)Acquisition during the year : XX

(-) Sale during the year : XX

Cl. WDV of the Block : XX

Depreciation on above WDV (whole Depreciation if newly acuired asset was first put to use for more than 180 days or else 50%) should be charged to P & L Account.

For the purpose of Companies act depreciation shall be calculated days wise for each asset as per the rates specified in schedule 14.

AS 6 on depreciation and AS 22 on Deferred Tax should be taken into account for accounting purpose.