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Answer Posted / navjot dhillon
we can consider depreciation as a source of fund.because it
is only a book entry.it is a non-cash item.total income is
calculated after making deduction of the amount of
depreciation from gross total income. tax is never imposed
on gross total income. The amount of tax is calculated on
total income of the business.when the depreciation is
deducted from gross total income,it reduce the total income
of the business,so it is cleared that the lower slab rate
of tax is imposed.So depreciation is a sourse of fund
because it save the amount of tax.
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