Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
'Inter Corporate Deposits' treated to be not an ICD and a payment made regarding high seas sales in 'Indian Currency' - this Court has no difficulty in coming to the conclusion that this is a fit case to relegate the writ petitioner to file statutory appeal under Section 246A - there is no ground warranting interference in writ jurisdiction qua impugned order. Though obvious, it is made clear that if the writ petitioner chooses to take the alternate remedy route and file a statutory appeal under Section 246A of IT Act, Appellate Authority shall consider the appeal on its own merits - HC
'Inter Corporate Deposits' treated to be not an ICD and a payment made regarding high seas sales in 'Indian Currency' - this Court has no difficulty in coming to the conclusion that this is a fit case to relegate the writ petitioner to file statutory appeal under Section 246A - there is no ground warranting interference in writ jurisdiction qua impugned order. Though obvious, it is made clear that if the writ petitioner chooses to take the alternate remedy route and file a statutory appeal under Section 246A of IT Act, Appellate Authority shall consider the appeal on its own merits - HC
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