Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Clubbing of Income - Addition of Rental Income earned by the Spouse of the Assessee, in the hands of the Assessee, U/s 64 - The ld. CIT(A)’s contention that the husband cannot pay rent to the wife is devoid of any legal implication supporting any such contention. - The assessee has paid house rent and the recipient, the assessee’s wife has declared the same under the head “income from house property” in her returns which has been accepted by the revenue. - AT
Clubbing of Income - Addition of Rental Income earned by the Spouse of the Assessee, in the hands of the Assessee, U/s 64 - The ld. CIT(A)’s contention that the husband cannot pay rent to the wife is devoid of any legal implication supporting any such contention. - The assessee has paid house rent and the recipient, the assessee’s wife has declared the same under the head “income from house property” in her returns which has been accepted by the revenue. - AT
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