Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Bar on application before the settlement commission - scope of the term 'any other matter' u/s 127L - The phrase 'any other matter', in my considered view, would bar an assessee from approaching the Settlement Commission ever, in the three situations set out under clauses (i) (ii) & (iii) in Section 127L(1). This is by way of a caution/deterent, to ensure that an assessee who approaches the Settlement Commission comes with a full and true disclosure placing all cards on the table in the spirit in which that Chapter must be seen to apply. - HC
Bar on application before the settlement commission - scope of the term 'any other matter' u/s 127L - The phrase 'any other matter', in my considered view, would bar an assessee from approaching the Settlement Commission ever, in the three situations set out under clauses (i) (ii) & (iii) in Section 127L(1). This is by way of a caution/deterent, to ensure that an assessee who approaches the Settlement Commission comes with a full and true disclosure placing all cards on the table in the spirit in which that Chapter must be seen to apply. - HC
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