Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Levy of Service tax - Rent-a-cab Service - deemed sale or not - Agreements/contracts of ‘lease’ are, acknowledgedly, taxable as ‘deemed sale’; it is not the case of Revenue that any portion of the consideration for ‘lease’ is not ‘deemed sale’. As the entire rental is subject to tax as ‘deemed sale’, there is no scope for any portion thereof to be leviable to tax by the Union and, thereby, under Finance Act, 1994. - AT
Levy of Service tax - Rent-a-cab Service - deemed sale or not - Agreements/contracts of ‘lease’ are, acknowledgedly, taxable as ‘deemed sale’; it is not the case of Revenue that any portion of the consideration for ‘lease’ is not ‘deemed sale’. As the entire rental is subject to tax as ‘deemed sale’, there is no scope for any portion thereof to be leviable to tax by the Union and, thereby, under Finance Act, 1994. - AT
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