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Cash deposit is taxable as income or not depends upon the limit of deposit and the cash balance in books. Also the proof of source of cash that is deposited will determine the nature of income and its taxability.
Cash deposit as such is not assumed as your income.
But onus is on you to show convincingly the source of cash deposited in Bank when any notice is received from Income Tax Department.
If you fail to explain the source of cash deposits to the satisfaction of AO then AO will treat that much cash as unclaimed cash deposits and that much cash amount will be put to tax at flat rate of tax. Plus interest and penalty will follow.
But onus is on you to show convincingly the source of cash deposited in Bank when any notice is received from Income Tax Department.
If you fail to explain the source of cash deposits to the satisfaction of AO then AO will treat that much cash as unclaimed cash deposits and that much cash amount will be put to tax at flat rate of tax. Plus interest and penalty will follow.
@ anup
any cash deposit is not taxable.
you hv not mentioned the amount.
so as long as u are within threshold limits you there is no problem.
assumption:
say if you earn only Rs.2 lacs and th e receipts are not exceeding the limits specified in Sec 44AB OR THE income tax slab.
then it is not taxable .
paying a tds deducted by your clients.
you should also obtain form 16 to claim tax credit....
any cash deposit is not taxable.
you hv not mentioned the amount.
so as long as u are within threshold limits you there is no problem.
assumption:
say if you earn only Rs.2 lacs and th e receipts are not exceeding the limits specified in Sec 44AB OR THE income tax slab.
then it is not taxable .
paying a tds deducted by your clients.
you should also obtain form 16 to claim tax credit....
Cash Deposit to Bank is usually not your Income. The question is what is the source of the cash income.
Please use like button instead of repeating already replied query.
If unexplained, will it be treated as income u/s 69A
Askok, the answer to your query is there in my above post.
Yes , it will be treated as income under 69A
Yes , it will be treated as income under 69A
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Ritwick, Good point
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Yes, I agree; but the same aplies to your posts also.
More than 80% of your posts are just repeats in different words !!!
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Rather you don't accept... Recheck your all the posts.... very rarely attended new threads, just replying to already attended posts...
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