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Addition u/s 56/68 - Unexplained credit in capital account - advances received by assessee for sale of the property against MOU - We notice that the AO has not expressed the view that the assessee has not discharged the initial onus placed upon it. The independent enquiry has been made by AO and the intended buyer has also confirmed the transaction and MOU. Hence, the registration or otherwise of MOU may not be relevant here, when the parties to the MOU have confirmed the execution of said agreement. - AT
Addition u/s 56/68 - Unexplained credit in capital account - advances received by assessee for sale of the property against MOU - We notice that the AO has not expressed the view that the assessee has not discharged the initial onus placed upon it. The independent enquiry has been made by AO and the intended buyer has also confirmed the transaction and MOU. Hence, the registration or otherwise of MOU may not be relevant here, when the parties to the MOU have confirmed the execution of said agreement. - AT
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