Know When to Say NO to Cash Transactions
Author
CA. R. S. Kalra
Year
2026
Why Choose This Book?
Cash transaction provisions under the Income-tax Act have expanded significantly, making compliance more critical than ever. This book serves as a practical guide to understanding restrictions on cash receipts, cash payments, penalties, and reporting requirements under the Income-tax Act, 2025 as amended by the Finance Act, 2026. Written in a simple and practical style, it helps taxpayers and professionals identify transactions that may attract adverse tax consequences and provides guidance for ensuring compliance.
About the Book
Bharat's Know When to Say NO to Cash Transactions is a practical handbook explaining the legal framework governing cash transactions under the Income-tax Act, 2025. Authored by CA. R. S. Kalra with a foreword by CA. (Dr.) Girish Ahuja, the book discusses restrictions on cash receipts, cash payments, loans, deposits, business expenditure, penalties, and related compliance provisions. It is designed for chartered accountants, tax consultants, advocates, business owners, finance professionals, auditors, and students who require a clear understanding of the tax implications of cash transactions and methods to avoid non-compliance.
Related Subjects
- Income Tax
- Cash Transactions
- Tax Compliance
- Direct Tax
- Finance Act, 2026
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Caveat Legalis
The provisions governing cash transactions are subject to legislative amendments, CBDT notifications, circulars, and judicial interpretation. Readers should refer to the latest legal developments before relying upon the contents for professional advice or compliance.
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