Partner introduced capital by fixed assets but payment through on cash mode

a partnership firm two partners working.one of the partner brought capital by cheque.another partner brought capital by cheque(cash) and fixed assets rs:40,000/-.but assets value rs:40,000/- payment made by partner through cash mode.(40a3 rs:10,000/- limit per day.
question:
partner above mentioned assets value accepted in partnership firm under it act.
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This discussion clarifies how a partner contributing fixed assets to a partnership firm is treated for tax purposes. It explains that if the asset is personally purchased by the partner and then introduced as capital, Section 40A(3) of the Income Tax Act, which limits cash payments, is generally not applicable. The key is that the asset's purchase isn't directly funded by the firm's business.

Partner had introduced fixed asset from his own funds and not through the funds of partnership business. so disallowance under 40 a 3 won't arise since nothing had gone through the partnership business.
it is immaterial how partner purchased the asset.
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Its necessary that bill of asset purchased made in the name of partner i.e. in order to treat it as his personal asset and then introduced by him in the books of partnership i.e entry of asset purchase not recorded in the books instead following entry should b recorded in the books of the firm:
Asset A/c Dr.
To Partner's Capital A/c

Then it is irrelevant that in what mode partner purchased asset personally.
40A (3) will not b applicable on that.

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