Mohanish Shah (student) (147 Points)
27 November 2012Dear All,
An individual assessee wants to file his Income Tax return. Is any individual assessee can have freedom to write particulars with pen/pencil about debit/credit entries besides them in bank passbook/bank statement? Is there any provision in Income Tax Act,1961 that does not allow to make markings or writing anything with pen/pencil in bank passbook or bank statement? Earlier bank passbooks were handwritten and now they are computerized printed. Kindly reply.
Giridhar S Karandikar
(Team Lead)
(7543 Points)
Replied 27 November 2012
Thre is no cush provision under the I-T Act which prohibits frm wirting anything in the banks passbook/statement.
However when you receive any cheque, the details should be written on the counter-foil for future reference & when any cheque is paid by you the details shud be written in the cheque book at the beginning or at the end of the cheque book. So there is no need to write anything in the bank statement/passbook
O.D.SHARMA
(DGM-F & A)
(1734 Points)
Replied 28 November 2012
Pl. Don't do that .Never write in Pass Book .Get the passbook updated.Also consider interest entries .
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