Court dismisses appeal confirming business income reduces pension without expert opinion if tax office data is unchallenged.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal against a lower court decision that rejected a claim for pension suspension due to business income. The applicant argued for procedural violations and the necessity of an expert opinion to calculate actual income, but the court found the tax office's data sufficient and unchallenged. Consequently, the court ruled that business income is considered actual income after deducting standard costs, validating the suspension of the pension.