ITAT Holds Notional Book Entry Without Actual Fund Inflow Cannot be Taxed as Unexplained Cash Credit Under Section 68:

ITAT Holds Notional Book Entry Without Actual Fund Inflow Cannot be Taxed as Unexplained Cash Credit Under Section 68

The ITAT Ahmedabad has held that Section 68 applies only where there is a real inflow of money and not a mere accounting adjustment.

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authorSaimadateJul 25, 2026
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ITAT Holds Notional Book Entry Without Actual Fund Inflow Cannot be Taxed as Unexplained Cash Credit Under Section 68

The ITAT Ahmedabad has held that Section 68 applies only where there is a real inflow of money and not a mere accounting adjustment.

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