The eligibility for the claim of depreciation should be ...

Income Tax

May 13, 2016

The eligibility for the claim of depreciation should be considered from the date of the installation of the plant and machineries, and the word “acquired” has to be considered in the light of “ownership” of the asset. - AT

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The eligibility for the claim of depreciation should be ...

Income Tax

May 13, 2016

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