Depreciation on the let out property - deprecation u/s 32 of the ...

Income Tax

April 27, 2020

Depreciation on the let out property - deprecation u/s 32 of the 1961 Act under these circumstances can not be allowed on these two properties merely on the grounds that once these properties entered Block of Assets viz. Building many years back and continues to be part of Block of Asset viz. Building despite the fact that factual matrix surrounding these two properties had undergone substantial change over years which cannot be given complete go bye.

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Depreciation on the let out property - deprecation u/s 32 of the ...

Income Tax

April 27, 2020

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