Purposive interpretation of residential house exemption: unregistered purchase agreement alone does not defeat relief, but investment must be verified...
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For unsecured loans under section 68, the note states that the assessee can discharge the onus by producing lender confirmation, PAN, bank statements, salary records and a reply to notice under section 133(6), thereby showing identity, creditworthiness and genuineness of the transaction. On that footing, and because the Revenue produced no contrary material, the addition was said to be unsustainable. It also notes the legal position that, for periods before 01.04.2023, section 68 did not require explanation of the source of source in unsecured-loan cases. The described effect is deletion of the addition, with consequential treatment of MAT credit, interest and penalty initiation issues.
For unsecured loans under section 68, the note states that the assessee can discharge the onus by producing lender confirmation, PAN, bank statements, salary records and a reply to notice under section 133(6), thereby showing identity, creditworthiness and genuineness of the transaction. On that footing, and because the Revenue produced no contrary material, the addition was said to be unsustainable. It also notes the legal position that, for periods before 01.04.2023, section 68 did not require explanation of the source of source in unsecured-loan cases. The described effect is deletion of the addition, with consequential treatment of MAT credit, interest and penalty initiation issues.
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