Atul Deep Gupta
(AGM)
(30 Points)
Replied 02 April 2013
Avinash Kumar
(CA Final Student & Working as Deputy Manager Accounts)
(79 Points)
Replied 02 April 2013
Hello ! Every one.
What I think there is no problem in the explained case but if company/firm has an C/C account and paying interest on that in that case AO may ask to reverse the interest provided in p&l account. Beacause you are paying one side interest on borrowed fund and other side maintaining hues cash balance is not justifiable. It seems you have used fund for personal benifit of directors etc. But if you have sound justification about the requirement/withdrawl of cash just not to be worry. As you know you have hues time to think about the justification.
Regards
CA Kumar Mukesh
(CA CMA FINAL and Advance Excel Trainer)
(6881 Points)
Replied 02 April 2013
Originally posted by : Nisha Yadav | ||
Dear All gud evening, I m working with a pvt ltd compayny. I have witdrwal 10 lac on 10 march'13 and now i want to depostit same amount date 2 April 13.. Now let me know is there any problem to deposit same amount after 20 days. and second thing is any limit for cash in hand on 31st march? Thanks to all |
One more option is also available to you, instead of depositing LUMP-SUM amt of Rs. 10 lacs its advisable to you depisit the same in installment with atleast 15 days time period. By using this technique you might never be covered in huge cash transaction RADAR maintained by Revenue Department.
Hope it helps you lots
Atul Deep Gupta
(AGM)
(30 Points)
Replied 02 April 2013
Manoj Agarwal
(Service Tax Consultant Rourkela ServiceTaxExpert@yahoo.com)
(3456 Points)
Replied 04 April 2013
I agree with Atul Gupta Ji...
If you are referring to your savings accounts, then cash depsit exceeding Rs. 10 Lacs during a financial year is reported by the bank in Annual Information Report and the IT Authorites enquire about the same. In case of company, you need not worry, be happy :-)
Mihir
(Wealth Manager)
(5293 Points)
Replied 05 April 2013
Annual Information Report prepared by the bank stating this transaction will go to the AO. So be prepared the evidence to show that this is not an unexplained cash deposit.