Dismissing the appeal of the assessee the Tribunal held that mere submission of name and address of creditor, income tax returns, balance sheet/statement of affairs of creditor and bank statement of creditor is not sufficient. The Assessing Officer can go to enquire/investigate into truthfulness of assertion of assessee regarding nature and source of credit in its books of account and in case Assessing Officer is not satisfied with explanation of assessee with respect to establishing identity and creditworthiness of creditor and genuineness of transactions, he is empowered to make additions as unexplained cash credits. (AY. 2011-12)
Shantananda Steels (P.) Ltd. v. ITO (2020) 182 ITD 434 / 195 DTR 417 / 208 TTJ 672 (Chennai)(Trib.)
S. 68 : Cash credits-Share capital-Mere submission of name and address of creditor, income tax returns, balance sheet/statement of affairs of creditor and bank statement of creditor is not sufficient.