purchasing of software more than Rs.8000/- will be treated as
expense or assets
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Answer / bijay
as per company need.buy software is an assets for your
company of taking as 60%WDV deprication
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Answer / rahim khan
It will be treat as expenses because it is not capitalize
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Answer / sandeep_mishra19
if software increase economic benefit for company it must be treated as asset otherwise it is an expense,
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Answer / jagadish.r
Its an asset comes under the head fixed assets.
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Answer / venkatreddy
sowft ware is asset
entry :
saftwere a/c dr
cash a/c
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Answer / balu
The company development depends by the using of that
software it will treat "Asset" other wise Expenses.
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Answer / h.r. sreepada bhagi
Any asset purchased should capitalised. Those assets valued up to Rs. 5000/- can be depreciated 100% in the year of purchase & assets of higher value should be depreciated as per the Companies Act, 1956 for Companies and for Income Tax purposes as per the Income Tax Act (in India)
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