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Unexplained Cash Credits Under Income Tax Act Section 68: Assessee Fails to Prove Source of Share Application Money.

February 6, 2023

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Unexplained cash credit u/s 68 - hare capital against the said share application money was allowed in the earlier years - since the alleged sum was received during the year, AO was justified in asking the assessee to explain the source of said sum and since the assessee failed to file any documentary evidences and discharge the primary onus casted upon it and could not explain the source of said sum, provisions of Section 68 of the Act are attracted. - AT

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