Cash received behalf of other company

my client is sub distributor of hero moto two wheels dealer my client is sale bike and receive cash from customer and this bike bill issued from dealer to customer

dealer say to my sub distribute that thay received cash behalf of this bike can deposit his own account and tranfer via bank or cheque

dealer given commission for bike on sale

my question is it is legal that we collect cash and deposit in owen account and tranfer amount via cheque or online tranfer to dealers account
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This discussion clarifies whether it's legal for a sub-distributor to receive cash payments from customers on behalf of a main dealer. The consensus is yes, provided the sub-distributor acts as a Business Correspondence Agent (BCA) for a bank, managing current accounts for companies. It's crucial to note that these transactions will appear on Form-26AS (SFT-3) and require reporting on the Income Tax website's Compliance Portal.

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Yes, this is legal because my client is BCA (Business Correspondence Agent) in a Bank and he operate Business Customers current accounts in his own name on Companies behalf. For which he receives Commission.

But ensure one thing very clear that these transactions will show his Form-26AS (SFT -3). SFT needs to answer on Compliance Portal at Income Tax Website.

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