Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Long term capital loss - The transactions carried by assessee are valid in law, cannot be treated as non-est merely on the basis of some economic detriment or it may be prejudicial to the interest of revenue. Further, if the period co-existed or permitted the assessee to set off her capital loss against the capital gain earned, would itself not give rise to the presumption that the transaction was in the nature of colourable device - AT
Long term capital loss - The transactions carried by assessee are valid in law, cannot be treated as non-est merely on the basis of some economic detriment or it may be prejudicial to the interest of revenue. Further, if the period co-existed or permitted the assessee to set off her capital loss against the capital gain earned, would itself not give rise to the presumption that the transaction was in the nature of colourable device - AT
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