Extra depreciation on computers – 60% depreciation claim made on ...

Income Tax

March 19, 2014

Extra depreciation on computers – 60% depreciation claim made on video conferencing equipment - entire video conferencing system cannot be the termed as part and parcel of the computer as such - AT

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Extra depreciation on computers – 60% depreciation claim made on ...

Income Tax

March 19, 2014

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