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Penalty u/s 271D - accepting cash loan of Rs. 2 lakh in ...

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February 16, 2024

Penalty u/s 271D - accepting cash loan of Rs. 2 lakh in aggregate without any reasonable cause in contravention to section 269SS - transactions between father and son, both carrying on their independent business - The Tribunal held that, genuineness of transaction has not been doubted. All the transactions were accounted for by the assessee and his son in their respective books of account. The impugned transaction is reportedly to meet business exigency. - No penalty.

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