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Dear all
We have purchases the dialer & loger with all equipement
for setup new call center from simens ltd.
i taken to in our books as plant & machinary under fixed
assets .So we want the rate of deprecation.
Please answered me .
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Answer Posted / anand k shah
so sir
The rate of deprecation is 20%
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