Query about notarized rent agreement made by landlord

It is ok till all is well but if you need to go to the court then you can claim only Rs. 8333 as rent and not Rs 15000.

Admittedly, you have have evaded the legal requirements. It is too late to offer any suggestion.

Mam, i

i made notarized rent agreement for my tenant of amount Rs 15,000 per month and not given PAN number, signed rent receipts from my(landlord) side to tenant with mutual understanding but in case tenant silently informed to income tax department that landlord is not not giving PAN then any action taken by IT deptt or court on me ?

If i mentioned maximum Rs 8,333 amount on rent agreement then i am safe. am i right or not ?

The query is purely hypothetical. There is nothing that prevents you from making a honest disclosure of your income from rent in the Income Tax returns.

Such type of issues are very commonly prevailing  everywhere.

The problem will arise only when you issue a receipt for the actual amount you have received from and if he prefers to go to court or report about the tax evasion to the income tax department.

If everything goes on smoothly and you maintain a cordial relationship with your tenant then you need not be worried about it for at least now.

Thank you sir

There is no issue till any dispute arises between you and your tenant qua amount of rent received and documented/ acknowledged.