Black money

I have received Rs 50000 as my income from a person through bank I have not entered in my books is that a black money.
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Receiving a significant sum like £50,000 through your bank account doesn't automatically make it 'black money'. Black money refers to undeclared income for tax purposes. While routing funds through banking channels is legitimate, you will need to explain and declare this income to HMRC during assessments or audits if it hasn't been disclosed previously. Understanding the correct procedure and timing for disclosure is crucial to comply with tax regulations.

Black money is nothing but the money which is not disclosed for taxation purpose.

it is routed via Banking channel .. . it can NOT be said as Black Money 

However , at the time of assessment / dept. audit /  - you will have to explained such incomes if not disclosed earlier  . 

Disclosure means disclosure to it department right?when to disclose to it department and in what form

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