Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Penalty u/s 271B - delayed submission of the audit report - assessee’s only case is that it was not aware of the requirement of law - The explanation is not valid on facts as well. The assessee could validly argue non-conduct of tax audit under the Act, stating to have obtained the said report for the first time, only where it had furnished the other audit report, i.e., under the Kerala Act, of which it was aware, by the due date, i.e., 31.10.2013. The requirement of filing both the audit reports emanates from s. 44AB. It could not thus possibly be that the assessee is aware of one requirement and not of the other. - AT
Penalty u/s 271B - delayed submission of the audit report - assessee’s only case is that it was not aware of the requirement of law - The explanation is not valid on facts as well. The assessee could validly argue non-conduct of tax audit under the Act, stating to have obtained the said report for the first time, only where it had furnished the other audit report, i.e., under the Kerala Act, of which it was aware, by the due date, i.e., 31.10.2013. The requirement of filing both the audit reports emanates from s. 44AB. It could not thus possibly be that the assessee is aware of one requirement and not of the other. - AT
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