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Case Name : Sushila Birla Memorial Institute Vs ITO Exemption (ITAT Kolkata)
Related Assessment Year : 2013-14
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Sushila Birla Memorial Institute Vs ITO (ITAT Kolkata)

There is no dispute of the fact that the assessee Trust exists solely for philanthropic purposes and not for the purpose of profit. There is also no dispute of the fact that the annual receipts of the assessee do not exceed the amount prescribed. The only issue is whether the mobile medical vans run by the assessee fall within the ken of any hospital or other institutions, for the reception and treatment of persons suffering from the illness or mental defectiveness etc.

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Mr.Kapil Goel B.Com(H) FCA LLB, Advocate Delhi High Court advocatekapilgoel@gmail.com, 9910272804 Mr Goel is a bachelor of commerce from Delhi University (2003) and is a Law Graduate from Merrut University (2006) and Fellow member of ICAI (Nov 2004). At present, he is practicing as an Advocate View Full Profile

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One Comment

  1. CA PAWAN KEDIA says:

    Kapil ji it is a very good judgment. I have a query in this regard An educational Institution running Nurshing college and schools also runs a hospital for training of nurshing staff and treatment of illness. whether it will be covered u/s10(23C)(iiiad) if aggregate receipts from education and from hospital does not exceed Rs. 5 Crore.

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