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Modified returns after business reorganisations cannot trigger fresh scrutiny once the original assessment was complete, invalidating related transfer...
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Reassessment limitation excludes the period allowed for a response to a notice under section 148A(b) when calculating the three-year period under section 149(1). Once that exclusion applies, approval by the PCIT satisfies the specified-authority requirement under section 151(i), preserving the notice's validity. A political-party donation deduction under section 80GGC requires a genuine contribution; payment through banking channels and a receipt alone do not prove genuineness. Investigation material, statements, bank-trail analysis and evidence of layered funds may, under the test of human probabilities, establish an accommodation entry. Failure to rebut such material renders the deduction ineligible.
Reassessment limitation excludes the period allowed for a response to a notice under section 148A(b) when calculating the three-year period under section 149(1). Once that exclusion applies, approval by the PCIT satisfies the specified-authority requirement under section 151(i), preserving the notice's validity. A political-party donation deduction under section 80GGC requires a genuine contribution; payment through banking channels and a receipt alone do not prove genuineness. Investigation material, statements, bank-trail analysis and evidence of layered funds may, under the test of human probabilities, establish an accommodation entry. Failure to rebut such material renders the deduction ineligible.
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