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Provision for obsolete stock - The provision for obsolete stock is allowable but it requires to be satisfied that the value of obsolete items of inventory is valued on the cost or market price, whichever is less - Further, there cannot be double deduction in one assessment year when the provision is made and another time when it was actually written off in its books of accounts of assessee. - AT
Provision for obsolete stock - The provision for obsolete stock is allowable but it requires to be satisfied that the value of obsolete items of inventory is valued on the cost or market price, whichever is less - Further, there cannot be double deduction in one assessment year when the provision is made and another time when it was actually written off in its books of accounts of assessee. - AT
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