01-28-2010, 06:21 PM
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<br />Dear All;
As per Companies Ordinance, 1984, incrimental depreciation may be charged to revaluation surplus.
Please explain me whether we can charge some portion of this incrimental depreciation to revaluation surplus (say 50%) and all other to profit and loss account.
We have enough revaluation surplus to charge total incrimental depreciation against it.
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Dear
As per Companies ordinance
4) After revaluation as aforesaid, depreciation on the assets so revalued shall be provided with reference to the value assigned to such assets before revaluation and surplus on revaluation may be amortized according to life of the assets.
Incremental depreciation shall be charged to Surplus on revaluation.
Definitly if the incremental depreciation has not been charged surplus, at the end balance would remain there, where would you take that ......
Surplus on revaluation has to be amortized over the years,(As per abovementioned section). No other treatment is allowed, thats what
I interprete from ....
Regards
Ahmed
<br />Dear All;
As per Companies Ordinance, 1984, incrimental depreciation may be charged to revaluation surplus.
Please explain me whether we can charge some portion of this incrimental depreciation to revaluation surplus (say 50%) and all other to profit and loss account.
We have enough revaluation surplus to charge total incrimental depreciation against it.
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Dear
As per Companies ordinance
4) After revaluation as aforesaid, depreciation on the assets so revalued shall be provided with reference to the value assigned to such assets before revaluation and surplus on revaluation may be amortized according to life of the assets.
Incremental depreciation shall be charged to Surplus on revaluation.
Definitly if the incremental depreciation has not been charged surplus, at the end balance would remain there, where would you take that ......
Surplus on revaluation has to be amortized over the years,(As per abovementioned section). No other treatment is allowed, thats what
I interprete from ....
Regards
Ahmed
