Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Deemed rent u/s. 23(4) - Deemed rental income on unsold flats - In the present case that there is no dispute that the profits of the business of construction by the assessee are chargeable to income-tax. Therefore, in our view that the unsold 6 flats are occupied by the assessee are as owner; business of construction is carried on by the assessee; the occupation of the flats is for the purpose of business; and profits of such business are chargeable to Income-tax. Thus, in our opinion, all the four conditions provided in exclusion clause in section 22 of the Act are to be excluded - No additions - AT
Deemed rent u/s. 23(4) - Deemed rental income on unsold flats - In the present case that there is no dispute that the profits of the business of construction by the assessee are chargeable to income-tax. Therefore, in our view that the unsold 6 flats are occupied by the assessee are as owner; business of construction is carried on by the assessee; the occupation of the flats is for the purpose of business; and profits of such business are chargeable to Income-tax. Thus, in our opinion, all the four conditions provided in exclusion clause in section 22 of the Act are to be excluded - No additions - AT
Note: It is a system-generated summary and is for quick reference only.
TaxTMI 
TaxTMI 
Join Channel 
