Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Trade and quantity discounts received by a milk resale agent constituted an explained source of income where bank statements showed that sale proceeds were deposited into a joint account with the dairy and withdrawn by the dairy on the same day. Treating those discounts as unexplained money was therefore unwarranted. Profit estimation at 70% of the total discounts, with only 30% allowed for storage and distribution expenses, lacked a proper basis. The addition relating to the discounts was deleted.
Trade and quantity discounts received by a milk resale agent constituted an explained source of income where bank statements showed that sale proceeds were deposited into a joint account with the dairy and withdrawn by the dairy on the same day. Treating those discounts as unexplained money was therefore unwarranted. Profit estimation at 70% of the total discounts, with only 30% allowed for storage and distribution expenses, lacked a proper basis. The addition relating to the discounts was deleted.
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