Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Demand of interest on the differential amount of tax - There can be no waiver of interest for default period as such tax ought to have paid at the time of filing of return. By paying tax pursuant to revision of assessment, the petitioner is not doing a favour to the revenue. The petitioner is merely paying the tax which ought to have been earlier. Thus, there is no merit. - HC
Demand of interest on the differential amount of tax - There can be no waiver of interest for default period as such tax ought to have paid at the time of filing of return. By paying tax pursuant to revision of assessment, the petitioner is not doing a favour to the revenue. The petitioner is merely paying the tax which ought to have been earlier. Thus, there is no merit. - HC
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