Article 102 clarifies the procedural scope for asset disposals. It stipulates that the specific disposal rules outlined in this Section must be followed whenever there is a disposal of a capital asset for which depreciation was previously allowed under the provisions of the Income Tax Law. This ensures that any asset that has provided a tax benefit through depreciation is subject to a standardized exit calculation. By linking disposal procedures to previously depreciated expenditure, the Law ensures that the final tax outcome correctly accounts for the total lifecycle of the capital investment.
Part 3 - Chargeability to Tax
Chapter 3 - Depreciation of Capital Assets
Section 6 - Provisions Concerning the Disposal of Capital Assets
Article 102
[GTL Notes: Application of Disposal Rules to Depreciated Assets]
Where depreciation has been allowed in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter for the capital expenditure incurred to acquire the asset, the provision of this Section shall be followed in case of disposal of the above-mentioned assets.
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