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    <title>Section 68 cash credit addition deleted where partner capital was only transferred by journal entry into unsecured loan account.</title>
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    <description>ITAT held that enhanced tax under Section 115BBE did not apply, following S.M.I.L.E. Microfinance Ltd., and the Revenue&#039;s challenge on that point failed. It also deleted the Section 68 addition because the impugned credit was supported by additional evidence showing a journal entry transferring a retiring partner&#039;s existing capital balance to an unsecured loan account, with no cash movement. The Tribunal found that the appellate authority had ignored the partner&#039;s capital account and ledger material, and that a mere book transfer of capital into unsecured loan did not constitute an unexplained cash credit. The assessee&#039;s appeal was allowed.</description>
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