Electricity Payment

Can a Propreitor Pay Electricity Bill in Cash Rs. 11450/-

Section 40(a)(3) ??
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies whether a proprietor can pay electricity bills in cash exceeding Rs. 11,450 under Section 40(a)(3) of the Income Tax Act. The consensus is that cash payments are permissible and will not be disallowed as expenditure, provided the payment is made to government or Government of India controlled State Electricity Boards, not private distributors. Case law suggests this is acceptable, especially when adhering to Rule 6DD.

Yes he can very well pay. it will not be dis-allowed under 40A(3)
Any case law regarding this matter please
No. of case laws are there
payment of electricity bill should not be to a private power distributor company.

All government or GoI controlled State Boards are ok for cash payment
@ Mr BHARAT MALI.,

The Cash Payment above 10k to electricity is allowed as expenditure and it's not disallowed. Refer the same section with rule 6DD...

Also follow the suggestion by Mr Kapadia Pravin...
Sir, EB payment to Tamilnadu Electricity Board
As stated by Mr kapadia, it'll not be disallowed under section 40A (3)
@ Mr BHARAT MALI.,

( Sir, EB payment to Tamilnadu Electricity Board. )

Yes... TNEB is a TN State Govt. So, it's allowed.
Ok sir .. ThnQ

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