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2015 (7) TMI 1441

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..... ing the impugned addition of Rs. 56,66,052/- added as unexplained investment to the tune of Rs. 9,02,519/- thereby granting relief of Rs. 47,63,533/- by treating it as a case of unexplained cash credit. The Assessing Officer noticed in the course of scrutiny that the assessee had not disclosed her bank account maintained with the Prime Co-op. Bank, Katargam GIDC Branch, Surat. The same contained interest sum of Rs. 11,436/- as well and cash deposit of more than Rs. 16,00,000/-. The Assessing Officer in assessment order dated 24.12.2009 quoted section 69 of the Act and treated the above stated bank account as unexplained and the entire credit therein as her unexplained investments. He considered opening balance in th .....

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..... nt. The interest income was also not offered in the return of income. No explanations were offered in response to show cause issued by the A.O. The A.O. made an analyses of the entries in the bank account and made the following observations :- 1) That unexplained cash of Rs. 6,67,000/- had been deposited in the bank during the period 3.04.2006 to 2.05.2006. 2), The peak credit in the bank account was Rs. 3028571/- which was the opening balance for the period and the same amount was used for cash withdrawal, then cash deposit, transfer in and transfer out. 3) In absence of any reply from the assessee, total credits cash as well as cheque in bank account during the period is Rs. 56,66,052/-, which is treated as unexplain .....

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..... as peak amount of the year since it pertains to previous year, therefore the addition he instant case can be restricted to the maximum of G.P. percentage of the total credits made after the peak amount which was Rs. 40,43,382 and Rs. 6,67,000/-fresh cash introduced [as per statement enclosed] during the year. And if the GP is taken that too to the maximum of 5% as per sec, 44AF. Therefore the maximum addition can made in the instant case comes to Rs. 47,10,382/- @ 5% - Rs. 2,35,519 only. But it will be kind to be noted that the assessee has offered suo moto Rs. 6,67,000/- as unexplained cash credit/investment u/s. 69 of the IT. Act, 1961, being the fresh introduction of cash/capital during the year to buy peac .....

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..... bmissions the appellant has also accepted that this excess fresh introduction in cash is unexplained. The addition on account of unexplained investment for the year is Rs. 6,67,000/-. The addition on account of profits made from the transaction in the account will be the additional income of the appellant and the appellant has himself proposed this to be computed @ 5% on the credits in the a/c after the date of peak. I think this computation is reasonable. The additional Income on transactions comes to Rs. 2,35,519/-. The addition is therefore restricted to Rs. 9,02,5197- (Rs. 6,67,0007- + Rs. 2,35,5197-). The A.O. will be free to take action which he may deem fit in respect of earlier years.'' 5. We have heard both th .....

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