Project year-by-year asset depreciation using the WDV method.
TaxNext's depreciation calculator projects the Written Down Value (WDV) of a business asset year by year, using the block-of-assets rates fixed by the Income Tax Act. It's aimed at small business owners and professionals working out how much depreciation they can claim on an asset each year.
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Since the asset was in use for 250 days — over the 180-day threshold — the full 40% rate applies from year one. No half-rate adjustment is needed.
Because the machine was used for only 90 days in its year of purchase — under the 180-day threshold — the second proviso to section 32(1)(ii) halves the first year's depreciation rate to 7.5%. Full 15% applies from year two onward.
A single asset depreciated in isolation under the WDV method. A real tax filing pools multiple assets of the same block into one combined block with mid-year additions and disposals — this calculator models one asset's own block, the common case for a small business checking a single purchase.
Figures are illustrative estimates, not tax advice. Rates as published by the Income Tax Department depreciation rate tables. Last reviewed 11 August 2026.
Reviewed by VNAV & Associates, Chartered Accountants. Last updated: August 2026.
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