whether cash given as imprest to employeee exceeding Rs. 10,000 falls under the disallowance provision of sec 40(A)(3)?
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Cash payment exceeding 10,000
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section 40(A)(3) of Income Tax Act provides any experience incurred in respect of which payment is made in a sum exceeding Rs10,000/- in a single day is disallowed.
this is imprest cash.
now from imprest cash if u pay rs.20000
now from imprest cash if u pay rs.20000
Cash given as imprest doesnt come under disallowance. But if the employee spends more than 10,000 in cash for a single payment then the disallowance is attracted.
Sec 40(A) 3 disallows expenditure paid in cash over Rs.20000.
If u pay from imprest cash that is also disallowed .
That hits the ledger....
Ajit read the provisions .
If u pay from imprest cash that is also disallowed .
That hits the ledger....
Ajit read the provisions .
First of all, its 10,000 not 20,000. Disallowance is attracted for 'payment from' imprest cash. Not for 'payment to' imprest.
Paid to employee for imprest in itself is not an expenditure. It is given for them to spend for any expenditure, for which a bill will have to be produced on incurring the expense.
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