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Hello there…
I have a small doubt regarding this question..well there is a inflow of cash in 50000 when it’ll be sold at the end of the year 3 shouldn’t tax be charged on this ??? In the solution given in the problem they haven’t charged the tax on this income Please help me out
The proceeds of sale of an asset that has been getting capital allowances are never taxed as income.
For tax purposes the proceeds are subtracted from the tax written down value and the difference is either a balancing allowance or a balancing charge.
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