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Gynecologist with income from profession and investments ...


Gynecologist deposited demonetized cash from profession. Onus discharged. Mere demonetization can't treat income unexplained. Revenue failed.

Case Laws     Income Tax

July 12, 2024

Gynecologist with income from profession and investments deposited demonetized currency notes in bank account. Onus on assessee to prove source. HELD: During demonetization, assessee had no option but to deposit cash on hand in bank. Source of cash duly explained and supported by cogent evidence. Mere suspicion cannot replace legal proof. Money deposited from professional income, supported by entries in books and patient register. No defects observed in records. Income not abnormally higher than previous year. Cash deposited cannot be considered unexplained merely due to demonetization. Revenue failed to prove any other source of income. Addition made by Assessing Officer and upheld by CIT(A) directed to be deleted. Decided in favor of assessee.

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