Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Tribunal apparently fell into an error in not rectifying the said mistake apparent on the face of record, which is nothing more than a mistake of fact and even if it is construed to be a mistake of law, it is apparent mistake of law, which would also fall within the scope of rectifiable mistake under s. 254(2) - HC
Tribunal apparently fell into an error in not rectifying the said mistake apparent on the face of record, which is nothing more than a mistake of fact and even if it is construed to be a mistake of law, it is apparent mistake of law, which would also fall within the scope of rectifiable mistake under s. 254(2) - HC
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