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Issues: Whether the addition made as unexplained investment on account of difference in the assessee's capital account was sustainable, and to what extent the assessee's reconciliation of capital balances for the relevant assessment years justified deletion of the addition.
Analysis: The assessee had shown different capital balances across assessment years because business income was declared under presumptive taxation for two years and under the regular scheme for the relevant year, when both profession and business capital accounts were combined. The books were audited for the relevant year and the assessee produced a reconciliation of the capital balances. On examining the year-wise capital computation, the Tribunal found that the reconciliation explained the major portion of the difference, but an amount of Rs. 29,70,068 credited to the profession account as transferred from the business account had not been correspondingly reduced from the business capital account.
Conclusion: The addition was deleted to the extent of Rs. 1,22,12,439 and sustained only for Rs. 29,70,068 as unexplained investment.
Final Conclusion: The assessee obtained substantial relief, with the impugned addition being upheld only in part and the appeal succeeding to that limited extent.
Ratio Decidendi: Where a capital account discrepancy is satisfactorily reconciled from the assessee's year-wise returns and books, the unexplained portion alone can be sustained, and any double counting or unadjusted transfer between accounts must be excluded from the addition.