Computing the capital gain on sale of assets - WDV of ...

Income Tax

January 6, 2023

Computing the capital gain on sale of assets - WDV of depreciable assets - Exemption u/s 11 - the assessee has partly claimed the depreciation on this asset and when the asset was sold the remaining WDV which was determined by reducing the depreciation from the cost of acquisition claimed till date existed in the books of account. In our considered view to this extent we find merit in the contention of the A.R that whatever left in the books of account in the form of WDV has to be allowed while computing the capital gain till A.Y. 2015-16. - AT

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Computing the capital gain on sale of assets - WDV of ...

Income Tax

January 6, 2023

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