Jay Prakash Mishra (Article Assistant) (84 Points)
01 May 2012In 15% block there is a car with Opening Balance of Rs.430451/- and the same was sold in Rs350000/- and a new car is purchase on 18-12-2011 worth Rs.884209/- how to compute depreciation in this case ?
Point to be explianed- 1) Can depreciation can be claimed for Old Car and if not why?
Kashvi
(CS)
(231 Points)
Replied 01 May 2012
Depreciation here should be claimed on block basis here and the total value of the block can be aggregated to arrive at the final depreciable value..
sumit
(CA final Student)
(151 Points)
Replied 01 May 2012
add the value of first car, subtract the value of sale and add the car purchased again, and then charge the depreciation , this is called as block calculation.
Roshan A
(Chartered Accountant)
(458 Points)
Replied 01 May 2012
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In 15% block there is a car with Opening Balance of Rs.430451/- and the same was sold in Rs350000/- and a new car is purchase on 18-12-2011 worth Rs.884209/- how to compute depreciation in this case ? Point to be explianed- 1) Can depreciation can be claimed for Old Car and if not why? |
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Closing balance=[(430451-350000)+884209]=964660.
Of the above:
Depreciation @ 7.5%(since used for less than 180 days)=884209*7.5%=66315
Depreciation @ 15%=(964660-884209)*15%=12067
Total Depreciation=78382
Closing WDV=964660-78382=886278
Regards,
RA
Biswajit Das
(Account Executive)
(38 Points)
Replied 02 May 2012
Dear
Jay Prakash Mishra,
Kindly find the file attached which will give you an idea of depreciation calculation
Regards,
BisHwaJeet
Prasad
(Sr. Manager)
(617 Points)
Replied 03 May 2012
Could some one explain why in this case it should be block Depreciation. the old car can be written off and the differnce can be transfered to P&L, loss or gain on sale of FA. and new car be brought in FA register.
sumit
(CA final Student)
(151 Points)
Replied 03 May 2012
Roshan A
(Chartered Accountant)
(458 Points)
Replied 05 May 2012
Prasad under IT Act assets are classified into Block of Assets and computation is done as follws
Opening Balance
Add:Purchases
Less:Sales
Closing Balance
Less:Depreciation
Closing WDV
Roshan A
(Chartered Accountant)
(458 Points)
Replied 05 May 2012
Prasad under IT Act assets are classified into Block of Assets and computation is done as follws
Opening Balance
Add:Purchases
Less:Sales
Closing Balance
Less:Depreciation
Closing WDV
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