Unexplained cash deposits - assessee is having joint account - ...

Assessing Officer Must Properly Identify Correct Individual for Taxing Unexplained Joint Account Cash Deposits.

June 2, 2021

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Unexplained cash deposits - assessee is having joint account - AO simply brushed aside the explanation and taxed the deposits in the hands of the assessee. When the deposits were made in the joint account the same should be assessed in the hands of correct person after due identification. - AO is not barred from making assessment in the hands of the person who is not assessed to tax if there is taxable income. - AT

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Unexplained cash deposits - assessee is having joint account - ...

Assessing Officer Must Properly Identify Correct Individual for Taxing Unexplained Joint Account Cash Deposits.

June 2, 2021

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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