Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Principles of natural justice - decision based on ‘new grounds’, which were never raised before Authority by the Revenue - Appellate Authority should have at least indicated that it is considering the ‘new grounds’ and had afford an opportunity to place on record agreements or other documentary evidences - The failure to do so is violation of principles of natural justice and also serious prejudice to the petitioner - remanded
Principles of natural justice - decision based on ‘new grounds’, which were never raised before Authority by the Revenue - Appellate Authority should have at least indicated that it is considering the ‘new grounds’ and had afford an opportunity to place on record agreements or other documentary evidences - The failure to do so is violation of principles of natural justice and also serious prejudice to the petitioner - remanded
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