Cash Deposits During Demonetisation Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Income:

Cash Deposits During Demonetisation Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Income

The ITAT Mumbai held that if the cash deposits are supported by a book of accounts, stock records, sales registers and VAT returns can not be held as unexplained money only because they were deposited during demonetisation.

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authorSaloni KumaridateJun 1, 2026
Last update on Jul 23, 2026
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Cash Deposits During Demonetisation Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Income

The ITAT Mumbai held that if the cash deposits are supported by a book of accounts, stock records, sales registers and VAT returns can not be held as unexplained money only because they were deposited during demonetisation.

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