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1. Allowances for depreciation.-
(1) Where, in any income year, any building, machinery, plant or furniture owned by an assessee is used for purposes of any business or profession carried on by him, or in any income year commencing on or after the first day of July, 1982, any machinery or plant is given on lease by the assessee, being a scheduled bank, a financial institution or such modaraba or leasing company as is approved by the Central Board of Revenue for purposes of this Schedule, on such conditions as may be specified, an allowance for depreciation shall be made in computing the profits and gains of the business or profession of the assessee in the manner hereinafter provided.TABLE
| Class of asset | Description | Rate per cent of the written down value. |
1 |
2 |
3 |
BUILDING |
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I. |
Building (not otherwise specified) | 5 (general rate) |
II. |
Factory or workshop (excluding godowns and Offices) | 10 |
| Residential quarters for labour | 10 | |
FURNITURE |
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III. |
Furniture | 10 |
MACHINERY AND PLANT |
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IV. |
Machinery and plant (not otherwise specified) | 10 (general rate) |
| Technical or professional books | 20 | |
| Personal
computer hardware 30%; |
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V. |
Ships | |
| (i) New | 5 | |
| (ii) Second
hand Age at, the time of purchase: (a) not more than ten years (b) more than ten years |
10 20 |
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VI |
Batteries,
X-Ray and electrotherapeutic apparatus and accessories |
20 |
| Laboratory equipment used in educational institution | 25 | |
VII. |
Machinery used in the production and exhibition of cinem-atograph films | 20 |
VIII. |
Motor-vehicles, all sorts | 20 |
IX. |
Aircraft, aeroengines and aerial photographic apparatus | 30 |
X. |
Moulds used in the manufacture of glass or concrete pipes | 30 |
XI. |
Below ground installations in mineral oil concerns the income of which is liable to be computed in accordance with the rules contained in Part I of the Fifth Schedule. | 100 |
| Below ground installations, including but not limited to the cost of drilling, casing, cementing, logging and testing of wells, in offshore mineral oil concerns the income of which is liable to be computed in accordance with the rules contained in Part I of the Fifth Schedule. | 100 |
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| Offshore platforms and production installations in mineral oil concern the income of which is liable to be computed in accordance with the rules contained in Part I of the Fifth Schedule. | 20; |
3. Extra depreciation allowance for multiple shift working.- (1) In the case of
machinery and plant, to which the general rate applies, an extra depreciation allowance,
equal to fifty per cent of the allowance computed under sub-rule (1) of rule 2 shall be
allowed on account of double shift working and hundred per cent of such allowance on
account of triple shift working.
(2) The extra depreciation allowance under sub-rule (1) shall be proportionate to the
number of days during which the double or triple shifts are worked, and, for the purpose
of computing this allowance, the normal working days throughout the year shall be taken as
three hundred.
(3) The provisions of sub-rules (2) and (3) of rule 1 shall, so far as may be, apply to
this rule as they apply to the said rule.
4. Depreciation not to be allowed in cases where the cost of renewal or replacement is
allowed.- (1) Notwiths-tanding anything contained in this Ordinance, no allowance
under rule 1 or rule 3 shall be made in the case of any asset falling under the
description "Machinery and Plant" the normal useful life of which does not
exceed one year; but the cost of renewal or replacement thereof shall be allowed as a
revenue expenditure.
5. Initial depreciation.- (1) Where any building has been newly erected, or any
machinery or plant has been installed, in Pakistan at any time between the first day of
July, 1976, and the thirtieth day of June,
Rates |
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| (a) in the case of residential building
for industrial labour the erection of which is begun and completed between the first day
of July, 1979 and the thirtieth day of June, 2000 (both dates inclusive). |
Twenty-five per cent of the written down value. |
| Explanation.- The expression residential building for industrial labour' means building constructed for use as dwelling houses by workmen and other persons, employed on monthly wages not exceeding one thousand rupees in an industrial undertaking which fulfils the conditions specified in clauses (a), (d) and (e) of sub-section (2) of section 48 or any other industrial undertaking which is approved by the Central Board of Revenue for the purposes of this rule. | |
| (aa) in the case of a building given on lease by the assessee, being a scheduled bank; a financial institution or such modaraba or leasing company as is approved by the Central Board of Revenue for purposes of this Schedule, on or after the first day of July, 1986; if the said building is used by the lessee for purposes of his business or profession. | Ten per cent of the written down value. |
| (aaa) in the case of a building owned and used by an educational institution. | 25 per cent of the written down value. |
| (b) in the case of other building | Ten per cent of the written down value. |
| (c) in the case of machinery or plant (other than X-Ray and electrotherapeutic apparatus and access-ories, or ships or motor vehicles not plying for hire). | Twenty-five per cent of the written down value [ ] [:] |
| (cc) in the case of machinery or plant (other than ships or motor vehicles not plying for hire), given on lease by the assessee, being a scheduled bank, a financial institution ,or such modaraba or leasing company as is approved by the Central Board of Revenue for purposes of this Schedule, on or after the first day of July, 1982. | Forty per cent of the written down value and in respect of any assessment year commencing on or after the first day of July, 1989, twenty five per cent of the written down value. |
| (ccc) in the case, of X-Ray and electrotherapeutic apparatus and accessories | Forty per cent of the written down value and in respect of any assessment year commencing on or after the first day of July, 1989, twenty five per cent of the written down value. |
| (d) in the case of ships whose port of registry is in Pakistan. | Thirty per cent of the written down value. |
| (e)in the case of library books owned and used by an educational institution | 25 per cent of the written down value. |
(2) Nothing contained in sub-rule (1) shall apply in the case of-
(a) any road transport vehicle not plying for hire;
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| Categories of Industries | Rates |
| A. Industries for the manufacture of leather (value added), textiles, (value added), footwear, surgical and sports goods, carpets, electronics, soft, stuffed and battery operated toys, frozen concentrated citrus juices, seafood industry (farming catching, processing and preservation of fish, shrimp and other marine products), mining and value added mineral processing. | Eighty per cent of the written down value. |
| B. Industries for the manufacture of process control equipment , other than machinery, plant and equipment entitled to firstyear allowance under rule 5AA, or system, power and pneumatic tools, powder metallurgical industry and manufacture of alloys and stainless steel, information technology equipment, solar technology equipment and solar cell industry, aerospace industry, defence production, hermetical sealing technology, mineral oil refining and hydrocracking and other value added petroleum products' production industries. | Eighty per cent of the written down value. |
| C(i) Industries for the manufacture of plants, machinery and equipment including mining or mineral processing, agricultural and earthmoving machinery, valves and controls for fluids and gas, high pressure of temperature piping and fitting, specialised pumps for chemical or petroleum industry, elevators or escalators, locomotives, ship building, turbines, seamless high pressure gas cylinders. | Sixty-five per cent of the written down value. |
| C (ii) Industries for the manufacture of rubber and textile chemicals, dyes, pigments, specialised paints or coatings, basic manufacture of pesticides; pharmaceutical raw materials, manufacture of basic chemicals; fire-fighting foam, petrochemicals and their down stream products (including fibres), safety (auto) glass, float glass, chloro-alkali, fertilizers, pulp and paper (integrated unit). | Sixty-five per cent of the written down value. |
| C (iii) Industries of the development and production of fibre-optic communication equipment, treatment and disposal of toxic and hazardous and industrial wastes, sewerage, effluent and solid waste management, water supply, laboratory, chemical or industrial ware, optical goods and equipment, x-ray and photographic films, manufacture of bio-medical and medical diagnostic equipment or devices, research and development and tourism, hotels and tourism related projects,housing and construction, infrastructure and agriculture projects or technical testing facilities. | Sixty-five per cent of the written down value. |
| D. Industries for the production of quality and hybrid sees, edible oil extraction or refining, livestock or poultry feed, integrated poultry, livestock complex including the facility for processing and packing, milk processing and milk products or dairy products, fruits, vegetables and flowers-grading, packing or processing etc., agro-based value-added products, by-products and chemicals (e.g. cotton, sugar-cane, rice, corn-based like cattle feed, cellulose and its products, industrial alcohol, gycerine, fructose, furfural, xylose, etc. | Sixty-five per cent of the written down value. |
| Categories of Industries | Rates |
| E. Other Industries including service, "infrastructure" , social and agricultural sector,"other than the agriculture projectsspecified in entry C (iii ) other than transport industry. | Forty per cent of the written down value |
| F. |
5AA. Where any
machinery, plant and equipment (other than motor vehicles not plyingfor hire and ships not
being fishing trawlers) is given on lease for the first time on, orafter, the first day of
July, 2000, by an assessee being an investment bank or a modarabaor a leasing company,
further depreciation by way of First Year Allowance equal to thirtyper cent of the written
down value shall be allowed to such assessee in respect of theyear in which such
machinery, plant or equipment (other than motor vehicles not plying forhire and ships not
being fishing trawlers) is given on lease for the first time on, orafter, the first day of
July, 2000:
Provided that no allowance shall be admissible under this rule where such allowance
hasbeen availed previously under this rule or rules 5, 5A or 5B in respect of
aforesaidasset.
Explanation.- For the purposes of this rule the expression "investment
bank"means a company incorporated under the Companies Ordinance, 1984 (XLVII of
1984), whichhas been granted a license by the Federal Government to operate as an
investmentbank.";
5B. Re-investment Allowance:-- Where any expenditure or
investment is make by an industrial undertaking on or after the twenty-first day of
November, 1997, for the purposes of balancing, modernisation and replacement (BMR) and
expansion of the machinery and plant already installed therein, further depreciation
allowance equal to forty per cent of the written down value shall be allowed in respect of
the year in which such machinery, plant , other than
machinery, plant and equipment entitled to aFirst Year Allowance under rule 5A or rule
5AA,or equipment is used by assessee for the first time for the purposes of his
business or profession or the year in which commercial production is commenced, whichever
is the later.
5C. Industrial Building Allowance:-- Where any industrial sheds or structures are erected
by an industrial undertaking referred to in rule 5A, a further depreciation allowance
shall be allowed equal to twenty per cent of the written down value in respect of the year
of erection of such structures.
6. Limitation as to allowance for depreciation.- The aggregate of the allowance for
depreciation allowed under this Ordinance and the repealed Act shall not exceed the
original cost of any asset [ ] as the case
may be.
7. Disposal of assets and treatment of resultant gains or losses.- Notwithstanding
anything contained in this Ordinance or the repealed Act, where, in any income year,-
(a) any asset [ ] is disposed of by an
assessee, no allowance under rules 1, 3, 4, or , 5, 5A, 5AA, 5B or 5C
shall be made in respect thereof in that year;
(b) any asset is disposed of by an
assessee,-
(i) if the sale proceeds thereof exceed the written down value, the excess shall be deemed
to be the income of the assessee of that year chargeable under the head "Income from
business or profession"; and
(ii) if the sale proceeds are less than the written down value, the deficit shall be
deemed to be an expenditure deductible from the profits and gains of the business or
profession of that year; [ ]
[ (c) ]
and the business or profession for the purposes of which the said asset was used before its disposal, shall be deemed to be
carried on by the assessee during that year and all the provisions of this Ordinance shall
apply accordingly [:]
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8. Definitions.- For the purpose of this Schedule,-
[ (1) ]
(2) "fair market value" has the same meaning as in sub-section (3) of section
29;
(3) "furniture "includes fittings;
(4) "plant" means any ship, aircraft or vehicle registered in Pakistan and
includes books (other than books in respect of which an allowance has been made under
section 42 of this Ordinance or section 15F of the repealed Act), scientific apparatus and
surgical equipment used for the purposes of business or profession;
(5) "sale proceeds" means-
(a) where the asset is actually sold, the sale price thereof or the fair market value,
whichever is the higher;
(b) where the asset is transferred by way of exchange, the fair market value of the asset
acquired through such transfer;
(c)where the asset is transferred otherwise than by sale or exchange, the consideration
for such transfer;
(d) where an asset is discarded, demolished, destroyed or lost, the scrap value, or the
amount realised by the disposal thereof together with any insurance, compensation or
salvage money received or receivable in respect thereof;
(e) where the asset is compulsorily acquired under any law for the time being in force in
Pakistan, the compensation paid therefor;
(f) where the asset ceases to be used by the assessee for purposes of his business or
profession, the fair market value thereof at the time of such cessation; [ ]
(g) where the asset ,other than an asset to
which sub-clause (h) or sub-clause (i) or
sub-clause (j) applies, is exported or transferred outside Pakistan, the original cost
thereof, or the fair market value at the time of export, whichever is the higher.
(h) where an asset, after having been used
in Pakistan in the execution of a contract entered into by the assessee before the first
day of July, 1979, is exported or transferred outside Pakistan, the original cost thereof
less all depreciation allowed excepting the sum allowed in pursuance of rule 5; [ ]
(i) where an asset , not being an asset to
which sub-clause (j) applies, after having been used in Pakistan in the execution of a
contract entered into by the assessee on or after the first day of July, 1979, is exported
or transferred outside Pakistan the original cost thereof [ ] ;and
(j) where an asset, after having been used
in Pakistan in the execution of a contract for exploration and production of petroleum
(such contract having been entered into by the assessee on or after the first day of July,
1981), is exported or transferred outside Pakistan, the original cost thereof less all
depreciation allowed excepting the sum allowed in pursuance of rule 5,]
and in each such case, the asset shall, for purposes of rule 7, be deemed to have been
disposed of by the assessee [:]
Provided that in the case of a building the
term "sale proceeds" shall mean an amount equal to the lower of the following,
namely:-
(a) original cost, and
(b) sale price or fair market value, whichever is higher:
Provided further that, where the actual cost of a road transport vehicle is, in accordance
with sub-clause (a)of clause (8), taken to be seven hundred and fifty
thousand, the sale proceeds thereof shall be taken to be a sum which bears to the
amount for which the said vehicle is sold together with any insurance, salvage or
compensation money received or receivable or, as the case may be, scrap value in respect
thereof the same proportion as the said sum of seven hundred and fifty
thousand rupees bears to the actual cost of the said vehicle to the assessee had the
said sub-clause not been applicable to such vehicle [:]
Provided also that in case of an asset
leased by a scheduled bank, a financial institution or any modaraba or leasing company
which is approved by the Central Board of Revenue the term "sale proceeds" shall
mean the residual value received by such leasing company on maturity of lease agreement
with the first lessee, subject to the condition that the residual value plus the amount
realized during the currency of the agreement towards cost of the asset is not less than
the original cost to the lessor.
Explanation.- The expression 'sold', as used in the second. proviso, includes a transfer
by way of exchange or otherwise or a compulsory acquisition under any law for the time
being in force;
(6) "ship" includes a steamer, motor vessel, sail, tug, boat, iron or steel
float for cargo, wooden cargo boat, motor launch and speed boat;
(7) "written down value" means-
(a) in the case of a ship or any asset to
which sub-rule (3) of rule 2 applies,-
(i) for purpose of rule 7, as in sub-clause(b), and
(ii) for any other purpose,
the actual cost thereof to the assessee; and
(b) in the case of other assets, [ ]-
(i) where the asset [ ], was acquired in the income year, the
actual cost thereof to the assessee; and
(ii) where the asset [ ], was acquired before the income
year, the actual cost thereof to the assessee as reduced by the aggregate of the allowance
for depreciation allowed to him under this Ordinance or the repealed Act in respect of the
assessments for earlier years.
(8) For the purposes of clause (7),-
(a) in the case of road transport vehicles ,
being passenger transport vehicles, not plying for hire, the actual cost to the
assessee shall be deemed not to exceed seven hundred and fifty
thousand rupees;
(b) in computing the actual cost of an asset, the amount of any grant, subsidy, rebate or
commission and the value of any assistance (not being in the nature of any loan repayable
with or without interest) received by an assessee from Government or any other authority
or person and any deduction or allowance admissible under this Ordinance or the repealed
Act shall be excluded;
(c) where, before the date of acquisition by the assessee, any such asset had at any time
been used by any person for the purposes of his business or profession, the actual cost to
the assessee shall, except in any case where sub-clause
(d) applies, be deemed not to exceed the fair market value thereof;
(d) where any assessee has succeeded another person in business or profession, the written
down value of an asset shall be computed as if no succession had taken place;
(e) where an assessee has acquired any plant or machinery (hereafter referred to as
'asset') from a country outside Pakistan for installation in Pakistan for the purposes of
his business or profession and, in consequence of a change in the rate of exchange at any
time after the acquisition of such asset and before full and final repayment of any
foreign loan, there is an increase or reduction in the liability of the assessee as
expressed in Pakistan currency for making payment towards the whole or a part of the
moneys borrowed by him from any person directly or indirectly, in any foreign currency
specifically for the purposes of acquiring the asset (being in either case the liability
existing immediately before the date on which change in the rate of exchange takes
effect), the amount by which the liability aforesaid is so increased or reduced during the
income year shall be added to, or, as the case may be, deducted from the actual cost of
the asset and the amount arrived at after such addition or deduction shall be taken to be
the actual cost of the asset;
(f) where the whole or any part of the liability aforesaid is met, not by the assessee,
but, directly or indirectly, by any other person or authority, the liability so met shall
not be taken into account for the purposes of sub-clause
(e);
(g) where the assessee has entered into a contract with an authorised dealer for providing
him with a specified sum in a foreign currency on or after a stipulated future dated at
the rate of exchange specified in the contract to enable him to meet the whole or any part
of the liability aforesaid, the amount, if any, to be added to, or deducted from the
actual cost of the asset or the amount of expenditure of a capital nature or, as the case
may be, the cost of acquisition of the capital asset under this sub-clause shall, in
respect of so much of the sum specified in the contract as is available for discharging
the liability aforesaid, be computed with reference to the rate of exchange specified
therein; and
(h) for the purposes of making an assessment for the year beginning on the first day of
July, 1979, the written down value of such asset shall be increased or reduced by the
amount by which the liability aforesaid was so increased or reduced during any income year
for the assessment year beginning on the first day of July, 1975 or the first day of July,
1976, the first day of July, 1977 or the first day of July, 1978.
Explanation.-As used in this clause,-
(a) "rate of exchange" means the rate of exchange determined or recognised
by the Federal Government for the conversion of Pakistan currency into foreign currency or
foreign currency into Pakistan currency; and
(b) "authorised dealer", "foreign currency" and "Pakistan
currency" have the same meaning as in the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947 (VII
of 1947).
(9) The provisions of clauses (5) and (7) shall, so far as may be, apply to a class of
assets as they apply to an asset.
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