Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Suppression of facts or not - Extended period of limitation - The evidences on record do not show that the appellant had acted otherwise than in a bona fide manner - The issue of purported illegal utilization of credit had come to the Department’s knowledge as far back as in the year 2013 while conducting audit - there are no reason to sustain the invocation of extended period of limitation against the appellant. - AT
Suppression of facts or not - Extended period of limitation - The evidences on record do not show that the appellant had acted otherwise than in a bona fide manner - The issue of purported illegal utilization of credit had come to the Department’s knowledge as far back as in the year 2013 while conducting audit - there are no reason to sustain the invocation of extended period of limitation against the appellant. - AT
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