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Difference between Plant & Machinery & Electrical Installation

Date 07 Sep 2009
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Plant and machinery classification includes electrical installations for tax depreciation under tax law unless specifically excluded.
Electrical equipment and installations are ordinarily treated as components of plant and machinery for tax depreciation when they fall within relevant sub groups or are not separately enumerated; absent express statutory specification to the contrary, such items attract the depreciation allowances applicable to plant and machinery. (AI Summary)

What is the basic difference between Plant & Machinery & Electrical Installation , Can Electrical Installation can be considered as the part of Plant & Machinery.

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