Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Writ against order of AO - the allegation of non-compliance with the directions issued by the ITAT, is not patently made out so as to enable the petitioner to bypass the alternative remedy of appeal - no violation of principles of natural justice - If the refusal of the AO is wrong, it is a matter to be canvassed in the regular appeal
Writ against order of AO - the allegation of non-compliance with the directions issued by the ITAT, is not patently made out so as to enable the petitioner to bypass the alternative remedy of appeal - no violation of principles of natural justice - If the refusal of the AO is wrong, it is a matter to be canvassed in the regular appeal
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