Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Capital gains - Nature of receipt - assessee was not the owner of the property but had the control over property - assessee has received a portion of the sale consideration from this transaction - Even though assessee’s name in the sale agreements is not shown as an owner, consideration is taxable as capital gains - AT
Capital gains - Nature of receipt - assessee was not the owner of the property but had the control over property - assessee has received a portion of the sale consideration from this transaction - Even though assessee’s name in the sale agreements is not shown as an owner, consideration is taxable as capital gains - AT
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