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Depreciation on car purchased in the name of the Director - Depreciation @15% claim has been disallowed as asset could not be said to be of the company - However, AO allowed deductions for interest on car loan and insurance expenses. - The tribunal found that the appellant company had effectively purchased and used the car for business purposes, warranting the allowance of depreciation.
Depreciation on car purchased in the name of the Director - Depreciation @15% claim has been disallowed as asset could not be said to be of the company - However, AO allowed deductions for interest on car loan and insurance expenses. - The tribunal found that the appellant company had effectively purchased and used the car for business purposes, warranting the allowance of depreciation.
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