DIFFERANCE AMOUNT BANK CASH DEPOSITS

One of the rice goods retaile  selling business  person bank account detailes mentioned below in f.y. 20-21.

1. THROUGH ON UPI  SALES  OF RICE GOODS AMOUNT CREDITED BY BANK RS:55 LACS

2.cash deposits amount credited by bank rs: 15 lacs

Question:

Assessee 15 lacs cash deposit credit in bank amount how the show procedure in books and it returns.

 

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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses how a rice goods retailer should declare a £15 lakh cash deposit into their bank account for the 20-21 financial year. The retailer also received £55 lakhs via UPI sales. The core question is how to properly record the cash deposit in the books and tax returns, especially if it's a large, single deposit, and whether it can be declared as cash sales.

DECLARE IT AS CASH SALES OF RICE GOODS...

Report it as a cash sales of rice goods

YOUR ? IS NOT CLEAR  

YOU RECEIVED 55 LAKHS BY UPI TRANSFER BY THE PURCHASER

15 LAKHS BY CASH AND YOU DEPOSITED IN BANK OR PURCHASER?

IF THE PURCHASER DEPOSITED STILL A PROBLEM.

IF YOU HAVE A SELL RECEPT YOU CAN SHOW AS RECEIVED AS CASH SELL.

SMALL DEPOSITS NO PROBLEM, ONE TIME DEPOSIT OF 15 LAKHS MIGHT BE QUESTIONABLE

ARE YOU UNDER AUDIT REGIME UNDER SECTION 44 SO NO PROBLEM 

 

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