Cash Advance to debtors

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1. Debtors A/c          (Name of the Party)         Dr.                      80,000

    Loans & Advances(Name of the Party)        Dr                        20,000

           To, Sales                                                                                                        80,000

           To, Cash                                                                                                         20,000

2. Bank A/c                                                      Dr                    1,00,000

     To, Debtors A/c     (Name of the Party)                                                               80,000

     To. Loans & Advances(Name of the Party)                                                         20,000

 

But As Per Income Tax Act, Section 40 (A) (3) you cannot make payment in cash exceeds Rs.10,000/- for one person in a day.

40A(3) disallows expenditure...this is case of advancing loan.

@ Noor Arora ,

It is not specifically mentioned that Rs. 20,000/- paid in advance is for Expenses or Loan. If payment is made for expenses it is a case of  section 40 (A) (3) dis-allowance and if Payment made as a loan is  a case of sec 269SS (Cash Payment Rs.20,000/- and above)

269 deals wid acceptance of loan..the entity in question is advancing loan...moreover the entity is advancing in form of advance..it is not incurring expense ...expense will be incurred by tramsportors who will accept advance

Section 269 states specifically about the cash transactions. I think it doesn't matter loan taken or paid in cash Rs.20000 or more 

Section 269T prohibits any person to repay the loan or deposit or specified sum otherwise than by an account payee cheque or account payee bank draft or by use of electronic clearing system through a bank account, if –

a.  Amount of loan or deposit, including interest amount, is Rs. 20,000 or more, or

b. The aggregate amount of loans or deposits, including the interest amount, held by such person in his own name, or jointly with any person, is Rs. 20,000 or more.


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