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What is the tax treatment for the depreciation of fixed assets?

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What is the tax treatment for the depreciation of fixed assets?

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Wear and tear allowances are granted on fixed assets and other capital assets used in the production of income. Except where specifically approved, only the straight-line method of depreciation is allowed. In applying the straight-line depreciation method, one should assume a residual value of not less than 10% of the original cost. Depreciation in fixed assets should be computed starting from the month following that in which the fixed assets are put in use.

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