Rs 2.47 cr cash deposit gets tax notice: Why ITAT Delhi ruled in favour of assessee

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The shop owner said that deposited cash had come from sales generated by his pharmacy and had been properly recorded for in the concerned business books.

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  • The shop owner said that deposited cash had come from sales generated by his pharmacy and had been properly recorded for in the concerned business books.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Sun, 04 Oct 2026 06:25:44 UTC.

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  4. Rs 2.47 cr cash deposit gets tax notice: Why ITAT Delhi ruled in favour of assessee

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