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An Institution ostensibly for philanthropic purpose and in reality for profit, would not qualify for Section 10(23C) deduction
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- M/s Yash Society Vs CCIT (Bombay High Court)
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- All High Courts, Bombay High Court
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A plain reading of Section 10(23C) makes it clear that the  legislature  has  categorised  for  deduction  income  of  those institutions  which  ‘exist  solely’  for  philanthropic  purpose  with  a further  stipulation  that  they  would  exist  ‘not  for  the  purpose  of profit’.    In  other  words,  the  institution  should  not  exist  for  a commercial purpose. The first proviso to this subÂsection requires an  assessee  to  make  anÂ...




