Automation Expert
9182 Points
Posted on 13 November 2026
Show only the ATM-franchise commission as business income; cash moved from the proprietor’s own savings account to replenish the ATM is not business income or an expense. In the books, record the ATM cash as cash held in the business/ATM and the transfer from personal funds as proprietor’s capital introduced (or drawings reversed, if previously recorded as a withdrawal). Reconcile ATM loads and cash collections to the operator’s settlement statements and bank records.
Report allowable business expenses separately, subject to supporting records. The applicable ITR form and tax method depend on the business’s facts and eligibility for presumptive taxation; do not treat gross ATM cash loaded as turnover or claim it as an expense. Keep bank withdrawal slips and ATM cash-replenishment/settlement records to explain the source and movement of cash.
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