Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
Assessment order passed on an non- existent entity - Fact of amalgamation was not disclosed in the business/organization column and the assessment order indicated the name of both the amalgamation and the amalgamating company and during the assessment proceedings, the assessee made the Assessing Officer believe that the amalgamating company was still in existence. All these facts before the Hon'ble Supreme Court are in favour of the assessee which facts are completely absent in the case in hand. - AT
Assessment order passed on an non- existent entity - Fact of amalgamation was not disclosed in the business/organization column and the assessment order indicated the name of both the amalgamation and the amalgamating company and during the assessment proceedings, the assessee made the Assessing Officer believe that the amalgamating company was still in existence. All these facts before the Hon'ble Supreme Court are in favour of the assessee which facts are completely absent in the case in hand. - AT
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