Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Taxing the compensation received - whether be taxed as Capital Receipt? - the fact that the land has remained with the assessee and that the assessee in future may earn profits from the said land cannot be a ground to hold that the compensation received by the assessee in lieu of damage caused to the land was revenue receipt. - AT
Taxing the compensation received - whether be taxed as Capital Receipt? - the fact that the land has remained with the assessee and that the assessee in future may earn profits from the said land cannot be a ground to hold that the compensation received by the assessee in lieu of damage caused to the land was revenue receipt. - AT
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