Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Principle of promissory estoppel - Levy of penalty - Amendment in the exemption scheme - Tribunal was wholly justified in invoking the doctrine of principle of promissory estoppel and holding that the appellant was bound by the assurances given to the respondent and cannot change the conditions to the detriment of the respondent. - HC
Principle of promissory estoppel - Levy of penalty - Amendment in the exemption scheme - Tribunal was wholly justified in invoking the doctrine of principle of promissory estoppel and holding that the appellant was bound by the assurances given to the respondent and cannot change the conditions to the detriment of the respondent. - HC
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