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ARTICLE · 28 APRIL 2021

Practical Application Of Changes In Depreciation Of Fixed Assets

As of 1 January 2021, an amendment to the Income Tax Act entered into force, which brought three basic changes in the area of fixed assets - an increase in the acquisition price of tax-depreciated tangible assets...

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As of 1 January 2021, an amendment to the Income Tax Act entered into force, which brought three basic changes in the area of  fixed assets - an increase in the acquisition price of tax-depreciated tangible assets, the possibility of extraordinary depreciation and the abolition of the definition of tax-depreciated intangible assets.  All three changes are valid from the effective date of the law, but according to the transitional provisions we can use these changes for the tax period of 2020, for assets acquired from 1 January 2020. Acquisition means putting the assets into use according to accounting regulations, ie the moment , when the property was actually used in the course of business. The state therefore provides business entities with partial compensation of losses, which they have due to the closure of part of the economy, in the form of the possibility to reduce the income tax base by applying higher investment expenditures or their faster tax depreciation.

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