depreciation rate for computer software
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As Per Income Tax - 60 %
As Per Companies Act
*WDV --- 40%
*SLM --- 16.21%
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Answer / sirikonda satish
According to Income tax act 1961. the present rate of
computer depreciation is 60%.
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Answer / kavitha
THE DEPRECIATION RATE FOR COMPUTERS UNDER INCOME TAX ACT
1961 IS 60 PERCENT. THIS INCLUDES COMPUTER SOFTWARES. THE
DEPRECIATION RATE UNDER COMPANIES ACT 1956 IS 40 PERCENT
UNDER WDV METHOD. THE SECTION APPLICABLE IS 350 UNDER
COMPANIES ACT 1956 AND SCHEDULE XIV. THE DEPRECIATION IS
FOR DATA PROCESSING MACHINES INCLUDING COMPUTERS. SO WE
ALSO CONSIDER THE SOFTWARES, PRINTERS SCANNERS AS A
PERIPHERAL PART OF THE COMPUTER AND APPLY A RATE OF 40
PERCENT UNDER COMPANIES ACT.
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Answer / devesh kumar gupta
given answer by Abhishek thakur is absolutelt correct
As Per Income Tax - 60 %
As Per Companies Act
*WDV --- 40%
*SLM --- 16.21%
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Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi
Depreciation rate is different under WDV & SLm under the
Companies Act, 1956 & the rate under Income Tax 1961 (India)
is different. These are available online also. Just search
by typing Depreciation rates. or else see Income Tax Ready
Reckoner, where depreciation rates are available for all
assets under both the Acts.
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Answer / paras chand jain
Depreciation on Computer Software is 60% as per Income Tax Act. And 40% on Written down value or 16.21% as SLM as per Companies Act 2013
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Answer / aman
as per income tax act 60%. computer software is an intangible assets so accounting standard 26 is applicable according to AS-26 intangible assets in written of according to licence period of software if period is not ascertain then software is written off in 3-5 years generally
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