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Unexplained money u/s 69A r.w.s. 115BBE - Cash seized in search - The assessee provided a cash reconciliation statement, demonstrating that the cash balance remained consistent after the inter-branch transfer. The statement showed that the cash was transferred from the Kolkata branch to the Gurgaon branch, with corresponding entries in the cash books of both branches. Additionally, the cash transferred was recorded in the books with a slight delay, but the company as a whole maintained sufficient cash balance to explain the seized amount. - ITAT deleted the additions.
Unexplained money u/s 69A r.w.s. 115BBE - Cash seized in search - The assessee provided a cash reconciliation statement, demonstrating that the cash balance remained consistent after the inter-branch transfer. The statement showed that the cash was transferred from the Kolkata branch to the Gurgaon branch, with corresponding entries in the cash books of both branches. Additionally, the cash transferred was recorded in the books with a slight delay, but the company as a whole maintained sufficient cash balance to explain the seized amount. - ITAT deleted the additions.
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