Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Undisclosed income - addition on the basis of amount reflected in Form No.26AS - No dispute with regard to the fact that the AO taxed the entire difference of receipts - undisputedly, there is no finding by the AO or any material placed on record, suggesting that the assessee had made investment out of undisclosed source for earning of gross receipts. AO simply added the difference of receipts as recorded in Form 26AS and as disclosed by the assessee firm in its P&L A/c. This action of the Assessing Officer is contrary to the settled principle of law. Therefore, such action could not be sustained.- AT
Undisclosed income - addition on the basis of amount reflected in Form No.26AS - No dispute with regard to the fact that the AO taxed the entire difference of receipts - undisputedly, there is no finding by the AO or any material placed on record, suggesting that the assessee had made investment out of undisclosed source for earning of gross receipts. AO simply added the difference of receipts as recorded in Form 26AS and as disclosed by the assessee firm in its P&L A/c. This action of the Assessing Officer is contrary to the settled principle of law. Therefore, such action could not be sustained.- AT
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