Tax allowable depreciation and sale proceeds

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Hi

When an asset is bought and depreciated accordingly for 3 years and sold without depreciation for the held for sale period, i.e., the third years carrying amount minus sale proceeds (we have a balance). According to indian tax provisions, is it called balancing allowance where it is also considered for claiming tax

(Year 1 TAD+ Year 2 TAD+ Year 2 carrying amount (opening balance of Year 3) - sale proceeds gives Balancing allowance) x corporate tax rate? 

Note: asset classified as Held for sale for 12 months) 

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Was it sold before the conclusion of the financial year?
Pls cite section reference fir balancing allowance.
Mr Mukherjee..I would be helpful if you just stay put..it's ok if you don't help. but please don't mislead people by posting half baked answers

Consider it like this for knowledge purpose. It was held for sale from start till end of FY for eleven months and twenty days. So NBV of 2nd year and opening balance of 3rd year is per say thousand rupees and disposed for 500 and the balance is thousand minus 500. So im guessing that tax relief is year 1 tad + year 2 tad + 500 * corporate tax rate.  Correct @ Mr Ashwin Kumar

These are not half baked answers . There is no term called half baked answers.

Why can't everyone help me with answers instead of arguing with each other so that I'll be a pioneer tax planner. If I know that I'm one the biggest CA in India. Look at my capabilities of interpreting Indas, IFRS and AS. Who else is bigger than me apart from crooked le turers who never answered me. I don't actually need anyone if you don't answer my questions 


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