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Case Name : Sudharma Prachar Mandal Vs CIT (Exemption)
Related Assessment Year : NA
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Sudharma Prachar Mandal Vs CIT (Exemption) Tribunal Holds Mention of Religious Activity in Objects Not Fatal – CIT(E) Must Verify Actual Expenditure Exceeds 5% Before Rejecting 80G Assessee, a registered charitable trust, had already been granted registration u/s 12AA. However, CIT(E) rejected its application for 80G approval on 27.12.2024 holding that objects of the trust included religious activities like construction & maintenance of religious centres, publishing religious books, etc. On this basis, he invoked Sec. 80G(5)(ii) & Explanation 3 to deny approval. Before Tribunal, Asse...
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