The AO issued several notices to the individual seeking an explanation for the cash deposit and details relating to his ITR. The responses did not satisfy the tax department, following which the AO passed an assessment order. Through the order, the Rs 5.2 crore deposit was treated as unexplained money under Section 69.
The AO issued several notices to the individual seeking an explanation for the cash deposit and details relating to his ITR. The responses did not satisfy the tax department, following which the AO passed an assessment order. Through the order, the Rs 5.2 crore deposit was treated as unexplained money under Section 69.
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