Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Interest on delayed refund - Relevant Date - the reasons based on which a part of the refund was sought to be denied, was that the value of exports for the given month was less than the purchases made in that month - The petitioner is right in its contention that interest should trigger in accordance with the main part of Section 56 of the CGST Act, i.e., from 18.04.2018, and that interest should run, both on CGST and DGST, up until the date when the amount was remitted to the petitioner. The dates when the remittance was made have been captured. - HC
Interest on delayed refund - Relevant Date - the reasons based on which a part of the refund was sought to be denied, was that the value of exports for the given month was less than the purchases made in that month - The petitioner is right in its contention that interest should trigger in accordance with the main part of Section 56 of the CGST Act, i.e., from 18.04.2018, and that interest should run, both on CGST and DGST, up until the date when the amount was remitted to the petitioner. The dates when the remittance was made have been captured. - HC
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