Depreciation on "computer to plate" (CTP) - @20% - the viewpoint ...

Income Tax

August 20, 2015

Depreciation on "computer to plate" (CTP) - @20% - the viewpoint of the AO that the computers are not to be considered as part of the machinery for the purpose of additional depreciation, is not sustainable. - AT

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Depreciation on "computer to plate" (CTP) - @20% - the viewpoint ...

Income Tax

August 20, 2015

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