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Credit Card Amount use for business Capital

01 November 2023

We have a partnership company of 3 Partners. I have used my credit card to transfer 1.5 Lakhs from my credit card to our business current account every month and repaid it on due date from business current account. We used this 1.5 Lakhs for business rotation.

Now 18 Lakhs is showing in my Personal Annual Information Return (AIR). cumulative 18 Lakhs is paid directly from my card to business current account and repaid directly from current to my credit card

We are yet to file ITR for my personal and our business..

Kindly provide your inputs on this regard

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CA Rakesh Ishi (Working at Private Company) (8202 Points)
Replied 02 November 2023

The 1.5 Lakhs transferred from your credit card to the business account should ideally be treated as a business expense, assuming it was used for business purposes. Make sure you have records of how this money was utilized in the business.

Given the significant amount involved, it's advisable to consult with a tax professional or accountant who can help you properly account for these transactions in your personal and business tax returns. They can advise you on how to address the 18 Lakhs shown in your Personal Annual Information Return (AIR) and ensure compliance with tax regulations.

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CA Raj Doshi (Practising CA) (8924 Points)
Replied 06 November 2023

Clearly it's capital introduced by the Partner to the Partnership Firm and also withdrawn from the partnership firm by the Partner. Account it accordingly. Whats reflecting in your AIR/AIS can be explained and justified. Not to worry

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CA. Raj Doshi
R C D & Co.
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