Obsolescence, be it expected or unexpected, is a component of depreciation. (True or False with Reasons).

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False,

Only expected obsolescence is a component of depreciation. Any loss of value of fixed assets on account of any unexpected obsolescence is called Capital Loss and not depreciation.

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