Sir, One of the it person new residential house construction estimate Value rs:1.50 crores Funds from bank loans rs:1 crores. Different persons each one @19,000/- total amount rs:50 lacs received for construction purpose Question: Assessess un secured loans huge rs:50 lacs amount received from different persons sec 68,69 provision applicable for it act.
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Appellant has given loan of Rs. 30,00,000/- in F.Y. 2008-09 to ABC through banking channels. Just before the debit of Rs. 30,00,000/- there is a credit in the bank A/c on account of repayment of loan received by the Appellant from his debtor which was given two years back through banking channels. Interest on the said amount and TDS thereon is reflected in Form 26AS and shown in ITR. On the basis of search in the case of ABC it was concluded by the Investigation wing that the loan of Rs. 30,00,000/- is accomodation entry. Notice u/s 148 was issued…
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Assessee is NBFC registered under Co Act as well as RBI. During the period of demonetization assessee co accepts cash in old currency amounting to Rs 1410000/- from the borrowers up to 14.11.2016 and from 15.11.2016 till 31.12.2016 amounting to Rs. 2010000/-. Ao has made addition U/sec. 68 on the ground that NBFC are not permitted to accept currency in Old Notes from any one and therefore the amount is unexplained cash credit to be added U/sec. 68, eventhough assessee co has given complete details of the persons from whom amount is received towards repayment of loan taken from NBFC. …
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Assessee was Purchasing kirana items in cash from local market to avail benefit of cash discount. He was supplying the same to retail kirana shopkeepers in remote places & was receiving payment in his SB A/c deposited in cash at respective places of purchasers. No books of A/c maintained. No purchase & sale bills are available. Saving bank statement clearly revels that - (i) Simultaneous deposits & withdrawals in bank A/c (ii)No capital expense. (iii) Increase in bank balance about Rs8000 (iv) Peak credit about Rs.500000. During FY 10-11 on the basis of AIR information that assessee has deposited more…
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In the F.Y 2019-2020, assessee received gift of Rs. 1 crores from his grandfather by account payee cheque and supported by proper gift deed. Grandfather is assessed to tax regularly and had income of Rs. 5,00,000/- for the F.Y 2019-2020 which comprises of income from House Property and interest. During the course of assessment proceedings, assessing officer issued a show cause to the assessee asking him as to why the addition u/s 68 of the Act should not be made in respect of receipt of gift from the grandfather as grandfather had only income of Rs.5,00,000/-. Assessee submitted the affidavit…
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Assessee is individual and regularly doing investment in share. He has invested share of few co. He has purchase the shares of two co through authorised stock broker and paid the amount by account payee cheques . After 4 years of holding the said shares He sold the shares again through authorise stock brokers and received money as per settlement of stock exchange. During the course of assessment proceedings , AO has given show cause as to why sale proceeds of shares should not be added U/Sec. 68 on the ground that the shares of these co are penny stock…
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The assessee is an individual engaged in the retail trade business. He has offered the income u/s 44AD by applying net profit rate at 10% of gross receipts of Rs. 15,10,125/-. For A.Y 2015-16, on the basis of information that assessee has deposited cash of Rs.8,70,500/- in bank. In response to notice u/s 148, the assessee has stated this cash is deposited out of his business receipts of Rs. 15,10,125/- and which is more than cash deposited in savings bank and therefore no addition on account of unexplained cash deposit in the bank account can be made. The AO has…
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Huge amount un secured loans sec 68,69 provision applicable