There is an asset whose estimated useful life expires in current year and hence has been written down to residual value. What am I supposed to do with that residual value according to provisions of Companies Act, 2013? Is it to be kept as it is or shall it be written off?
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Treatment of residual value of an asset at the end of its life
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If there is useful life left, no need to account for residual value.
Residual value is 5% of asset cost and should not exceed it.
asset=10000₹ And residual value is five hundred rupees.
this value must be retained in retained earnings when there is no useful remaining life left.
By Retained earnings 500₹
To Fixed Asset account 500₹
Residual value should be written off
That is correct, but tax people have their own version of reducing ret earning. I don’t understand why. It is the same as written off
Should be written off in 5th or 6th year?
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