Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Classification of goods - embroidery on the visible ground or without the visible ground - there are two possible views which can be taken. The first view is that if there is dyeing or printing on the fabrics, then it would fall within the scope of Note 8 to Chapter 58. The other equally plausible view is that the embroidery itself cannot be considered as fabrics and, therefore, Note 8 to Chapter 58 would not apply. - stay granted - AT
Classification of goods - embroidery on the visible ground or without the visible ground - there are two possible views which can be taken. The first view is that if there is dyeing or printing on the fabrics, then it would fall within the scope of Note 8 to Chapter 58. The other equally plausible view is that the embroidery itself cannot be considered as fabrics and, therefore, Note 8 to Chapter 58 would not apply. - stay granted - AT
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