WHETHER HIGHER STOCK THAN ACTUAL DECLARED TO BANK ATTRACTS ADDITIONS U/S 69 OF INCOME TAX ACT 19610 comments Tuesday, November 30, 2010Section 69 of Income Tax Act deals with the cases of unexplained investments which have been made by the assessee but not accounted for in his books of accounts if any maintained and for which no satisfactory explanation is offered by the assessee. I have seen some cases where higher stock than actual is declared by assesses to their bankers for availing more credit and at the time of assessment u/s 143(3) of Income Tax Act such assesses face difficulties to explain such higher stock declared to their bankers, if the assessing officer summons such stock statements from the bankers for the purpose of making assessment.
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