Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Addition u/s 56(2)(vii) - A.O has treated the shifting of flat as transfer and booked the difference in stamp duty valuation and the prices paid by the assessee as income u/s 56 - When the assessee has booked the flat that property was not in existing and it was a property to be constructed in future time. CIT(A) had explained in detail that if such transaction are treated as transfer by notionally assigning value then the benefit of indexation and benefit of Sec. 54 etc. to be given to the assessee. - AT
Addition u/s 56(2)(vii) - A.O has treated the shifting of flat as transfer and booked the difference in stamp duty valuation and the prices paid by the assessee as income u/s 56 - When the assessee has booked the flat that property was not in existing and it was a property to be constructed in future time. CIT(A) had explained in detail that if such transaction are treated as transfer by notionally assigning value then the benefit of indexation and benefit of Sec. 54 etc. to be given to the assessee. - AT
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