Rule 26 - Cases and circumstances in which a payment or aggregate of payments exceeding ten thousand rupees may be made to a person in a day, otherwise than by specified banking and online mode or through such other electronic mode as provided in rule 48
Income-Tax Rules, 2026
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Cash payment exceptions under income tax rules cover banking channels, rural transactions, terminal benefits, salary, agents, and foreign exchange dealings. Prescribes circumstances in which a payment or aggregate of payments exceeding ten thousand rupees in a day may be made otherwise than by specified ... Summary
Cash payment exceptions under income tax rules cover banking channels, rural transactions, terminal benefits, salary, agents, and foreign exchange dealings.
Prescribes circumstances in which a payment or aggregate of payments exceeding ten thousand rupees in a day may be made otherwise than by specified banking, online or other electronic mode, without triggering disallowance or deemed income consequences. The rule covers payments to specified banking institutions and the Life Insurance Corporation of India, payments to Government where legal tender is required, recognised banking instruments, adjustments against liabilities, specified agricultural and cottage industry purchases, payments in bankless localities, terminal benefits, salary payments to temporarily posted employees without a local bank account, agent-mediated cash payments, and foreign currency transactions by authorised dealers or money changers.
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