CAN PRE OPERATIVE EXPENSES BE CAPITALISED? IF YES, HOW CAN
IT BE DONE?
Answer Posted / sandeep sandhu
preoperative expenses whether of capital nature or revenue
nature, should be added in fixed assets in the ratio of
fixed assets and claim the depreciation according to it
over the years.
Preoperative expenses is different from the preliminary
expenses. Preliminary expenses treatment should be done
according Section 35D of income tax act 1961
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