ITAT Deletes Rs 24.70 Lakh Addition for Alleged On-Money Payment as AO Failed to Prove Cash Transaction:

ITAT Deletes Rs 24.70 Lakh Addition for Alleged On-Money Payment as AO Failed to Prove Cash Transaction

The ITAT has held that an addition towards alleged on-money payment for purchase of a flat cannot be sustained where the Revenue fails to establish actual cash payment through independent evidence.

Addition Under Section 69 Cannot be Sustained Solely on Third-Party Statements Without Independent Evidence

authorSaloni KumaridateJun 4, 2026
Last update on Jul 23, 2026
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ITAT Deletes Rs 24.70 Lakh Addition for Alleged On-Money Payment as AO Failed to Prove Cash Transaction

The ITAT has held that an addition towards alleged on-money payment for purchase of a flat cannot be sustained where the Revenue fails to establish actual cash payment through independent evidence.

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