Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Cancellation of the permission to pay tax on compounded basis - shifting of business premises - On applying the principle of noscitur a sociis, to determine the scope and ambit of sub clause (iv) of Section 8(f), it can be safely stated that the shifting of a place of business can be cited as a valid and sufficient reason for cancelling a permission already granted only if such shifting is without the knowledge of the Assessing Officer and thereby had an element of suppression of relevant information or failure to furnish relevant information. - HC
Cancellation of the permission to pay tax on compounded basis - shifting of business premises - On applying the principle of noscitur a sociis, to determine the scope and ambit of sub clause (iv) of Section 8(f), it can be safely stated that the shifting of a place of business can be cited as a valid and sufficient reason for cancelling a permission already granted only if such shifting is without the knowledge of the Assessing Officer and thereby had an element of suppression of relevant information or failure to furnish relevant information. - HC
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