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Bogus Sales, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 119549
Dated: 26-1-2025
By:- Alpa Shah

Bogus Sales


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'A' has shown sales and received the amount through banking channel in the same year and has disclosed the said transactions in the books of accounts. Lateron the purchaser has accepted before the department that he is engaged in the business of cheque discount and also issue cheques to other party if require.

LAO assessed the receipt of said amount u/s 68 of the Act.

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1 Dated: 26-1-2025
By:- KASTURI SETHI

What is query ?


2 Dated: 27-1-2025
By:- Alpa Shah

Whether LAO resort to addition of the alleged amount u/s 68 of the Act ?


3 Dated: 31-1-2025
By:- KALLESHAMURTHY MURTHY

Dear Sir,

As per the query, "A" has indulged in 'bill trading' where there was no physical movement of goods intended to avail ITC fraudulently. The case is fit to take up u/s 74 and not occasioned for Sec.68, since not intercepted in the movement. No requirement to make additions but to reverse the ITC with other consequential proceedings.

[This is my view on the query.]


4 Dated: 1-2-2025
By:- Padmanathan KV

Kalleshamurthy Sir,

The question is with regard to Income Tax and not GST. Sec 68 of Income Tax Act provide for unexplained cash credits.


5 Dated: 1-2-2025
By:- Padmanathan KV

Has "A" actually sold the goods? ie., is there any evidence for the movement of goods? such as e-way bill, lorry receipt, loading/unloading payments, toll plaza receipts, weigh bridge receipt and so on? Has "A" declared the sales in his GST returns and paid GST on it?


6 Dated: 2-2-2025
By:- KALLESHAMURTHY MURTHY

SSri  Padmanathan KV Ji.

Sir,

I agree with you, Sir. I misunderstood the query related to income tax but also involved a bogus transaction.

 Thanks enough to you for pointing out my mistake.

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7 Dated: 2-2-2025
By:- Alpa Shah

'A' has declared the sales in his GST returns and paid GST on it.

'A' is engaged in the business of trading of diamonds hence e-way bill, lorry receipt, loading / unloading payments, toll plaza receipts, weigh bridge receipt, etc. is not applicable.


8 Dated: 2-2-2025
By:- KALLESHAMURTHY MURTHY

Dar Sir,

Then how it was decided as a bogus transaction. Whether the tax was paid through cash or ITC. If paid through ITC it may be accumulated through bogus credit. 


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