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Bogus purchase - The supplier parties to whom cheque payments were made for purchases booked in books of account, returns the corresponding cash back to the assessee after deducting certain commission, and this cash is available for making subsequent cash purchases. In such circumstances, only the peak of the unexplained cash utilized in cash purchases can be added to the income of the assessee. - AT
Bogus purchase - The supplier parties to whom cheque payments were made for purchases booked in books of account, returns the corresponding cash back to the assessee after deducting certain commission, and this cash is available for making subsequent cash purchases. In such circumstances, only the peak of the unexplained cash utilized in cash purchases can be added to the income of the assessee. - AT
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