Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Where the assessee had received the alleged subvention amount or the subsidy as referred to by the Assessing Officer / TPO / DRP, the amount received by assessee from its parent company Nalco, USA was a capital receipt in the hands of assessee and hence, was not taxable in its hands. - AT
Where the assessee had received the alleged subvention amount or the subsidy as referred to by the Assessing Officer / TPO / DRP, the amount received by assessee from its parent company Nalco, USA was a capital receipt in the hands of assessee and hence, was not taxable in its hands. - AT
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