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Unexplained cash credit u/s 68 - assessee has claimed to sell the share very high as compared to Bombay Stock Exchange quoted price - Prima facie there has to be some kind of benefit to the assessee in such dubious transaction or there is some information that any unaccounted money has been converted into sale transaction and is appearing as credit in the books of assessee where such allegations are made against the assessee. If at all there is any loss then it could be in case of purchaser in this case and not the assessee. - Additions deleted - AT
Unexplained cash credit u/s 68 - assessee has claimed to sell the share very high as compared to Bombay Stock Exchange quoted price - Prima facie there has to be some kind of benefit to the assessee in such dubious transaction or there is some information that any unaccounted money has been converted into sale transaction and is appearing as credit in the books of assessee where such allegations are made against the assessee. If at all there is any loss then it could be in case of purchaser in this case and not the assessee. - Additions deleted - AT
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