Rs 35 lakh cash, other agents' names on policies: Insurance agent gets tax notice
The insurance agent in the case deposited Rs 35 lakh in cash into his bank account. The department classified the amount as “unexplained money” and sought details of its source. The man maintained that the cash was not his personal money but represented insurance premiums collected from customers who had bought polici…
The insurance agent in the case deposited Rs 35 lakh in cash into his bank account.
The department classified the amount as “unexplained money” and sought details of its source.
The man maintained that the cash was not his personal money but represented insurance premiums collected from customers who had bought policies through him.
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Source attribution: Times of India – Business.
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