Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
It is true that the respondent has made many allegations of malpractices. But the cases are not decided on the basis of allegation. In the final order, the matters are to be decided on the basis of fact, evidence and legal issues on record. The assumption, presumption and perception have no place in the statute, particularly, when the statute is a Special Act.
It is true that the respondent has made many allegations of malpractices. But the cases are not decided on the basis of allegation. In the final order, the matters are to be decided on the basis of fact, evidence and legal issues on record. The assumption, presumption and perception have no place in the statute, particularly, when the statute is a Special Act.
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