Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Disallowance made on account of BMC expenses - As stated that the BMC raised the bill in the name of original landlord even though the original landlord sold the property or entered into development agreement. As per the agreement, the buyer is liable to pay all the BMC charges for the property purchased. This explanation was practically accepted by the ld AO in the remand proceedings by not making any adverse comments on the evidences submitted by the assessee. - CIT(A) rightly allowed the expenses - AT
Disallowance made on account of BMC expenses - As stated that the BMC raised the bill in the name of original landlord even though the original landlord sold the property or entered into development agreement. As per the agreement, the buyer is liable to pay all the BMC charges for the property purchased. This explanation was practically accepted by the ld AO in the remand proceedings by not making any adverse comments on the evidences submitted by the assessee. - CIT(A) rightly allowed the expenses - AT
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