A person raised bill of Rs. 14,00,000 (i.e above 200000) . Now if he received 50,000 in cash would it be a violation of sec 269ST ?
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Sec 269ST.
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No, assuming remaining amount received by banking channel.
If received through banking channel then no violation otherwise it will disallowed
The file attached here is sample questions and suggested answer for ICAI PTT test 2nd level Please refer the same. It differed from your suggested answers
Page 2 is missing in the attachment.
Ans. D is coorrect.
Answer suggested by ICAI is option C
Thanks for the information
There seems to be some mistake, as Rs. 2,15,000/- as suggested in the transactions is nowhere.
It should have been printing mistake under...
Payments 2. -- Rs.35,000 for Invoice 2 on 06.07.2021 in cash.... where in instead of Rs. 35,000/- it could have been Rs. 2,15,000/- by cash...
2,15,000 comprises of 180000 by crossed cheque ( other than ac payee cheque) and 35000 by cash. This is the only combination possible
Yes, that can be one of such possibilities.
The query started with Rs. 50000/- cash payment, then rotated to different scenario..... GREAT......
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