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Section-229 provides for manner of calculation of depreciation along with treatment of capital gains in case of the transfer of capital asset forming part of qualifying assets as well as treatment given to the written down value of the qualifying assets and other assets whenever they are moved between the qualifying and non- qualifying businesses. Learn to understand the section-229 as it is, it's help and useful links to follow.
Here onwards, "Act" refers to "Income Tax Act 2025"
D = A x B / ( B + C )
E = A x C / ( B + C )
where,—
D = the written down value of the block of qualifying assets as on the first day of the tax year;
E = the written down value of the block of other assets as on the first day of the tax year;
A = the written down value of the existing block of assets, being ships as on the last day of the immediately preceding tax year;
B = the aggregate of book written down value of qualifying assets as on the last day of the preceding tax year; and
C = the aggregate of the book written down value of other assets as on the last day of the preceding tax year.
A = B x C / D
where,––
A = the appropriate portion to be added to the block of the other assets;
B = the written down value of block of qualifying assets as on the first day of the tax year;
C = the book written down value of qualifying asset which begins to be used for purpose other than the tonnage tax business; and
D = the aggregate of book written down value of all the assets forming the block of qualifying assets;
E= F x G / I
where,—
E = the appropriate proportion to be added to the block of qualifying asset;
F = the written down value of block of other assets as on the first day of the tax year;
G = book written down value of the other asset which begins to be used for tonnage tax business; and
I = the aggregate of book written down value of all the assets forming the block of other assets.
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