Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Dissolution of Firm - once the dissolution of the firm is held to be not proved, the necessary corollary is that the property continues to be that of the Assessee firm. Admittedly the property was always considered as the property of the Assessee firm, though it stood in the name of partners - AT
Dissolution of Firm - once the dissolution of the firm is held to be not proved, the necessary corollary is that the property continues to be that of the Assessee firm. Admittedly the property was always considered as the property of the Assessee firm, though it stood in the name of partners - AT
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