A taxpayer incurred expenses of 50,000 SR to improve a depreciable asset at a book value of 500,000 SR. What is the amount of expenses deductible by the tax law?
Answer :
Specifically not mention in question
Realted to tax law. we assume per the income tax act 1961.
1 any expenses related to any assets who increase the life and improve of assets not a expenses.
2 those expenses are to be added a cost of Assets and calculate depression on assets.
3 Any expenses they are related to depericable assets they not improve the value and life of such assets are recognize as a expenses.
4 total value of assets =5,50,000
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Marks)
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