Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
ITAT dismissed the appeal and upheld the PCIT's revision order under s. 263, holding the AO's assessment to be erroneous and prejudicial to the revenue for failing to disallow unpaid VAT under s. 43B(a) as noted in the auditor's Form 3CD and for neglecting to treat belated employee PF contribution as income under s. 2(24)(x). The PCIT's remand to the AO for verification was validated given the recorded failure of the AO to investigate these issues, warranting exercise of revisional jurisdiction. Consequently, the PCIT's direction stands and the assessee's appeal is rejected.
ITAT dismissed the appeal and upheld the PCIT's revision order under s. 263, holding the AO's assessment to be erroneous and prejudicial to the revenue for failing to disallow unpaid VAT under s. 43B(a) as noted in the auditor's Form 3CD and for neglecting to treat belated employee PF contribution as income under s. 2(24)(x). The PCIT's remand to the AO for verification was validated given the recorded failure of the AO to investigate these issues, warranting exercise of revisional jurisdiction. Consequently, the PCIT's direction stands and the assessee's appeal is rejected.
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