Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
RTI Application seeking information against Private Parties - Allegation of tax evasion - Public interest - The provisions of the RTI Act are not meant to allow the parties to collect evidence from such Departments or Public Authorities to subserve their private interest - The sanctity of the Income Tax Assessment, filing of Returns, investigation and inquiry under the Act would be thrown open to third parties, if such 'information' was to be disclosed to third parties casually or carelessly. - RTI application was rightly rejected - HC
RTI Application seeking information against Private Parties - Allegation of tax evasion - Public interest - The provisions of the RTI Act are not meant to allow the parties to collect evidence from such Departments or Public Authorities to subserve their private interest - The sanctity of the Income Tax Assessment, filing of Returns, investigation and inquiry under the Act would be thrown open to third parties, if such 'information' was to be disclosed to third parties casually or carelessly. - RTI application was rightly rejected - HC
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