Multiple reports cite a claim by a chartered accountant involving an IIT graduate. The accountant says the individual earns about Rs 1 crore and is described as owning three houses, but is still facing a cash shortfall. According to the claim, the person does not have sufficient funds to pay an income tax amount of about Rs 15,000 and therefore borrows money to file or clear the tax dues. The reports describe the situation as a case of liquidity difficulty rather than lack of income, with the accountant suggesting that despite the high earnings, immediate cash availability is an issue. The key figures mentioned are the approximate annual income level (Rs 1 crore), the property ownership status (three houses), the tax amount involved (Rs 15,000), and the decision to borrow to meet the tax payment requirement. The articles present this as an anecdotal account attributed to the chartered accountant rather than a confirmed official case outcome.