Foreign exchange fluctuation capitalization adjusts asset cost for exchange rate variation on payment. Where exchange-rate movement alters an assessee's liability in Indian currency on payment for an imported business asset, the variation in liability is ... Summary
Foreign exchange fluctuation capitalization adjusts asset cost for exchange rate variation on payment.
Where exchange-rate movement alters an assessee's liability in Indian currency on payment for an imported business asset, the variation in liability is computed as A = B - C (B: payment in Indian currency at payment; C: liability in Indian currency at acquisition), excluding parts met by others. That variation is added to or deducted from the asset's tax-recognised value-actual cost, capital expenditure, or cost of acquisition-and, if a forward contract with an authorised dealer covers the liability, the contract rate governs computation for the covered portion.
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