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Part I : Charitable Trusts and Institutions

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Section A : Procedure for Registration of Charitable Trusts/Institutions

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1. - Mandatory Registration by Charitable Trusts and Institutions for Availing of Exemption 2 >>   
Conditions for availing of exemption under sections 11 and 12 2 >>   
Position prevailing upto 31-3-2021 2 >>   
Amendment by Taxation Laws (Amendment and Relaxation of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 3 >>   
Conditions regarding registration as effective from 1-4-2021 [Clause (ac) of section 12A(1)] 3 >>   
Conditions as regards registration as applicable between 1-6-2007 to 31-3-2021 [Section 12A(1)(aa)] 4 >>   
Procedure for registration as applicable upto 31-5-2007 [Section 12A(1)(a)] 5 >>   
Assessment year from which sections 11 and 12 shall become applicable 5 >>   
          Position where application is made under sub-clauses (i) and (iii) of clause (ac) of section 12A(1) 5 >>   
Availability of exemption for prior years once registration granted under section 12AA [Provisos to section 12A(2)] 6 >>   
Applicability of provisos to section 12A(2) 6 >>   
Registration as a condition precedent for exemption under section 11 7 >>   
No condonation of delay after change in law 8 >>   
2. - Procedure for Registration under Section 12AB 9 >>   
Action to be taken by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner on receipt of application under section 12A(1)(ac) 9 >>   
Status of pending application 10 >>   
Passing of order 10 >>   
Cancellation of registration 10 >>   
3. - Procedure for Registration by Existing Trusts and Institutions 12 >>   
Already registered existing trusts need to be re-registered compulsorily 12 >>   
Grant of registration without any fresh enquiry 12 >>   
Form for applying for fresh registration 12 >>   
Manner of furnishing Form No. 10A 13 >>   
Documents to be accompanied with Form No. 10A 13 >>   
Order of registration and issuance of URN 14 >>   
Default consequences 15 >>   
Authority responsible to lay down relevant procedure 15 >>   
Position of already registered trusts as on 1-4-2021 under new provision -- At a glance 15 >>   
Position of existing non-registered trust as on 1-4-2021 15 >>   
FAQs on Form 10A 16 >>   
4. - Procedure for Provisional Registration by Newly Established Organisations 17 >>   
New organisations first need to be provisionally registered 17 >>   
Application for provisional registration 17 >>   
Order granting provisional registration 17 >>   
Effective date of provisional registration applied for under section 12A(1)(ac)(vi), during previous year 2021-22 18 >>   
Conversion of provisional registration into normal registration 18 >>   
          Time limit for applying for normal registration 18 >>   
          Action to be taken by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner on receipt of application 18 >>   
          Time limit for passing of order 18 >>   
Illustration explaining procedure regarding provisional registration and conversion thereof in normal registration 19 >>   
5. - Procedure for Renewal of Registration Granted under Section 12AB 20 >>   
Requirement as to renewal of registration 20 >>   
Time limit for filing application for renewal 20 >>   
Form and manner for furnishing application 20 >>   
Enquiry to be made by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner before renewal of registration 20 >>   
Passing of order granting renewal of registration 21 >>   
Procedure for renewal of registration granted under section 12AB -- At a glance 21 >>   
6. - Registration Procedure Under Certain Other Circumstances 22 >>   
Registration of trusts or institutions where registration became inoperative due to first proviso to section 11(7) 22 >>   
          Trust when becomes inoperative 22 >>   
          Application when to be filed for re-registration 22 >>   
          Manner of furnishing application 22 >>   
          Action to be taken by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner on receipt of application 23 >>   
          Order granting registration 23 >>   
          Exemption when becomes applicable 23 >>   
Registration where objects of the trust modified 23 >>   
          Related statutory provision 23 >>   
          Filing of application for obtaining fresh registration 24 >>   
          Manner for furnishing application 24 >>   
          Action to be taken by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner on receipt of application 24 >>   
          Passing of order 25 >>   
          Applicability of exemption provision 25 >>   
          Example explaining procedure 25 >>   
Registration in any other case 26 >>   
7. - Cancellation of Registration Granted under Section 12AB 27 >>   
Cancellation of registration granted under section 12AB 27 >>   
Order for cancellation of registration 27 >>   
Effect of cancellation 28 >>   
Appeal can be filed before Tribunal against order under section 12AB 28 >>   
8. - New Procedure for Registration and Re-registration -- In Nutshell 29 >>   
Registration requirement as referred to in section 12A(1)(ac) 29 >>   
Form and manner for making application for registration under section 12AB 30 >>   
All Forms under new procedure 31 >>   
Steps to file Form No. 10A and 10AB 31 >>   
Documents to be attached with Form 10A and Form 10AB 32 >>   
9. - Faceless Registration Scheme 34 >>   
Central Government empowered to make faceless registration scheme 34 >>   
Direction for certain exceptions and modifications 34 >>   
Laying down of notification before each house of parliament 34 >>   
10. - Registration Under Erstwhile Section 12AA as Applicable upto 31-3-2021 35 >>   
Procedure for registration amended by Taxation and Other Laws (Relaxation and Amendment of Certain Provisions) Act, 2020 35 >>   
Procedure to be followed by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner on receipt of application for registration 35 >>   
Opportunity of being heard -- Proviso to sub-section (1) 36 >>   
Time limit for passing order refusing grant of registration 36 >>   
Limitation period provided in sub-section (2) is mandatory 37 >>   
Principal Commissioner or Commissioner empowered to cancel registration 37 >>   
Date of granting of registration 37 >>   
Justification of lodging of application 38 >>   
Appeal can be filed before Tribunal against order under section 12AA 38 >>   
11. - Cancellation of Registration of Charitable Trusts Granted under Section 12AA 39 >>   
Principal Commissioner or Commissioner empowered to cancel registration 39 >>   
Applicability of sub-section (3) of section 12AA 39 >>   
Onus to prove justification of cancellation of registration 40 >>   
Assessing officer not empowered to cancel registration under section 12A 41 >>   
Justification of cancellation of registration consequent upon search and seizure proceedings 42 >>   
Power of Commissioner to cancel registration granted under section 12A i.e. prior to insertion of section 12AA 45 >>   
Clarification regarding power to cancel registration obtained under section 12A as it stood before amendment by Finance (No. 2) Act, 1996 46 >>   
Applicability of section 21 of General Clauses Act 47 >>   
Cancellation under section 12AA vis-a-vis applicability of section 115TD(3) 48 >>   
Clarification as to cancellation of trust after insertion of section 115TD -- Circular No. 21/2016, dt. 27-5-2016 48 >>   
Constitutional validity of amendment in section 12AA(3) 48 >>   
Cancellation of registration not justified where assessee not carrying on any commercial activities 49 >>   
Cancellation of registration where assessee engaged in commercial activities 51 >>   
No cancellation where conditions mentioned in sub-section (3) not satisfied 52 >>   
Justification of withdrawal of registration in pursuance of amendment in proviso to section 2(15) 55 >>   
No cancellation of registration merely on ground that Memorandum and Articles of Association allowed assessee to do business 59 >>   
Cancellation of registration vis-a-vis alteration in object clause 59 >>   
Acceptance of capitation fees 61 >>   
Cancellation of registration on ground of alleged non-genuine donation 62 >>   
Cancellation on ground of alleged misappropriation of funds by trustees 64 >>   
Reasonable opportunity to be provided 64 >>   
Cancellation of registration on rejection of application for exemption under section 10(23C)(vi) 64 >>   
Cancellation of registration on ground of carrying on activities of commercial nature generating huge revenue 65 >>   
Cancellation of registration on ground that business carried on not incidental to charitable objects 66 >>   
Cancellation on ground of having mixed objects 66 >>   
Justification of cancellation of registration on ground of running of institution on commercial basis and alleged violation of section 13(1)(c) 67 >>   
Bribe and criminal misconduct by trust 67 >>   
Notice for cancellation to be quashed if without any basis 67 >>   
Cancellation by issuing notice under section 148 to reopen assessment 67 >>   
Order of stay of recovery of demand arising due to cancellation of registration under section 12AA(3) 68 >>   
Cancellation of registration on ground of application of surplus for non-charitable purposes 68 >>   
Scope of power of cancellation under section 12AA(3) 68 >>   
Cancellation on ground of violation of section 13 69 >>   
Cancellation of registration on ground of huge donation to another trust 70 >>   
Re-registration on the basis of the very same trust deed 70 >>   
Society where entered into a sham transaction 70 >>   
Effective date of cancellation of registration 71 >>   
Cancellation on ground of receipt of donation from accommodation entry provider 71 >>   
Principal Commissioner or Commissioner empowered to cancel registration on some more grounds [Sub-section (4) of section 12AA] 71 >>   
Reasons for and impact of insertion of sub-section (4) 71 >>   
12. - Issues Arising While Granting or Rejecting Registration Application 73 >>   
Scope of enquiry while granting registration 73 >>   
Justification of denial of registration on failure to furnish complete list of donors 78 >>   
Application of income need not to be examined while granting registration under section 12AA 78 >>   
Entitlement for registration 81 >>   
Registration not to be denied in absence of proper infrastructure 87 >>   
Trust having clause to engage into any other activities which it deems beneficial to minorities 88 >>   
Assessee predominantly doing religious activities 88 >>   
Satisfaction of registering authority as to genuineness of activities necessary 88 >>   
Registration to be granted if trust existed as a genuine trust 89 >>   
Impact of Commissioner's finding on genuineness of charitable activities 93 >>   
No denial on basis of non-maintenance or non-filing of accounts 95 >>   
Assessee being a company under section 25 of Companies Act [Corresponding to section 8 of Companies Act, 2013] 95 >>   
Assessee doing business activity to earn profit 96 >>   
Assessee trust not an independent organization but controlled by foreign organisation 99 >>   
Registration of amended trust deed 99 >>   
Copy of registration under Wakf board evidencing all details where provided 100 >>   
Registration not to be granted where creation of trust is ultra vires on facts of case 100 >>   
Trustees being members of same family 101 >>   
Assessee carrying on staff welfare activities 101 >>   
Assessee-society established and registered abroad 101 >>   
Assessee where granting funds to one institution 101 >>   
Registration should be granted immediately on settlement of dispute 102 >>   
Impact of failure to take action on application for registration of charitable trust within six months 102 >>   
Prescribed time limit in passing order under section 12AA to be strictly adhered to 102 >>   
Registration not to be granted subject to imposition of certain conditions 102 >>   
Trust taking colour of private trust 103 >>   
Charitable cum religious trust 104 >>   
Effect of grant of registration 105 >>   
Justification of rejection of application for registration 107 >>   
Impact of non-furnishing of certificate of registration 113 >>   
Rejection of registration application not justified where one of the object not charitable 113 >>   
No amount where spent for charitable activity 114 >>   
Denial of registration on basis of words used 'commercial education' 114 >>   
Denial on basis of charging of hefty fee from students 114 >>   
Denial of registration on ground of unexplained cash deposit in bank account consequent to demonetization scheme 115 >>   
Denial of registration on ground of imparting education to a particular religion only 115 >>   
Rejection of registration where benefit confined to a section of public only 115 >>   
Denial of registration on the ground of being meant for benefit of a particular community 116 >>   
Registration not to be refused on ground of non-commencement of charitable activity 117 >>   
No rejection on ground of shortcomings in the functioning of society 120 >>   
Condonation of delay in filing application where assessee already enjoying exemption under section 10 120 >>   
Justification of denial of registration on the ground that founder-trustees committed heinous crimes 120 >>   
Rejection of application without speaking order not justified 120 >>   
Necessity of formal deed of trust 121 >>   
Justification of rejection of application on basis of Accountant General's report regarding genuineness of accounts 122 >>   
Assessee engaged in the category of activity of 'object of general public utility' 122 >>   
Restoration of application for registration 122 >>   
Separate registration required to Bar Council and advocates welfare fund 122 >>   
Registration not to be rejected on the basis of presumptions and surmises 122 >>   
Rejection on ground of no beneficiary clause in trust deed 123 >>   
Opportunity to be given before rejecting application for registration 123 >>   
Consequences of not passing of registration order within statutory period 125 >>   
Activities of assessee-society if not fully explained 127 >>   
Trust having restrictive composition 127 >>   
Entitlement for registration where assessee was availing of exemption under section 10(26AAB) 127 >>   
No denial of registration on ground of generation of surplus 127 >>   
Rejection of application in absence of dissolution clause in trust deed 128 >>   
Registration cannot be denied for want of instrument of its creation 129 >>   
Defects in trust deed 130 >>   
Registration not be denied on ground that it applied after several years and no returns were filed 130 >>   
Registration application not to be disposed of by the authority other than Commissioner 131 >>   
Delay in transferring application from office of Chief CIT to CIT to be ignored 131 >>   
Registration can be refused in case of non-filing of requisite information 132 >>   
Registration under section 12AA vis-a-vis requirement of being notified under section 10(23C)(iiiad) 132 >>   
No denial of registration on the ground of having registration twice with Registration of Societies 132 >>   
Registration and alleged violation under section 13 132 >>   
Rejection on the ground that trust formed to carry out CSR activities 135 >>   
Rejection of registration vis-a-vis pendency of appeal 135 >>   
Making fresh application of registration, where earlier one rejected 136 >>   
Registration not to be refused on basis of not providing for allocation of functions and duties of office bearers in MOA 136 >>   
Rejection of registration not permissible where proper procedure is not adopted 136 >>   
Society where established and registered abroad and not in India 136 >>   
Application for registration where filed two times 136 >>   
Ownership of land where doubted 137 >>   
Requirement of registration under other laws 137 >>   
          Requirement of registration under Societies Act 137 >>   
          Denial of registration for being not registered under Bombay Public Trust 137 >>   
          Registration under section 43(1) of AP Charitable and Hindu Religious Institutions and Endowments Act, 1987 vis-a-vis under section 12AA 138 >>   

Section B : Exemption to Charitable Trusts and Institutions

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13. - Exemption When Available to Charitable Trust/Institution under Section 11 140 >>   
Conditions precedent for availing of exemption in respect of charitable trusts 140 >>   
Exemption to wholly religious or charitable trust under section 11(1)(a) 141 >>   
Exemption to partial charitable or religious trust created prior to 1-4-1962 under section 11(1)(b) 141 >>   
Partial trust wholly for charitable purpose 142 >>   
Partial trust is different from a mixed trust 142 >>   
Exemption in case of application of income outside India [Section 11(1)(c)] 142 >>   
Exemption in respect of corpus donation [Section 11(1)(d)] 143 >>   
Availability of exemption to foreign trust having charitable activities in India 143 >>   
Subject to sections 60 to 63 in opening part of section 11 -- Significance of 143 >>   
Revocable trust vis-a-vis exemption under section 11 144 >>   
Scheme of exemption under section 11 in tabular form 145 >>   
Trust or institution registered under section 12AA or section 12AB cannot claim general exemption under section 10 145 >>   
Trust approved under section 10(23C) or notified under section 10(46) can claim benefit of only one section either section 10(23C) or section 10(46) or section 11 146 >>   
Application or accumulation 146 >>   
Meaning of wholly for charitable and religious purposes for the purpose of sections 11(1)(a) and 11(1)(b) 147 >>   
          Wholly not akin to mainly but more akin to solely 147 >>   
          Partly setting apart for private use 147 >>   
          Judicial rulings regarding expression "in part" in section 11(1)(b) 148 >>   
          Division between two expression "wholly" and "in part" 148 >>   
          "Wholly" and "in part" in relation respectively to clauses (a) and (b) of section 11(1) -- Clarification as to significance of 149 >>   
Exemption to trust having mixed activities i.e., partly charitable and partly religious 149 >>   
Assessee failed to file notification under section 10(23C)(vi) or where application rejected 150 >>   
Domain of operation of section 11 vis-a-vis of section 80G 151 >>   
14. - Charitable Purpose -- Meaning and Scope 152 >>   
Charitable purpose necessary for exemption under section 11 152 >>   
I. RELIEF TO POOR 153 >>   
II. EDUCATION AND YOGA 153 >>   
Meaning of education in context of section 2(15) 153 >>   
Private coaching institute, whether education 153 >>   
Creation of facility for education 154 >>   
Providing of hostel facility 154 >>   
Providing of catering service 154 >>   
Income of educational institution from letting out of properties 155 >>   
Financial assistance to students 155 >>   
Institution providing technical education 155 >>   
Treatment of caution money 155 >>   
Holding of seminars/conferences against fees towards fulfilment of object of education 156 >>   
Dissemination of knowledge and training in specialized subjects 156 >>   
Instances where purpose held to be not an education 156 >>   
          Propaganda through newspaper 156 >>   
          Scholarship to students studying in school of arts 156 >>   
          Visiting museum 156 >>   
          Regional computer centre owned by government 157 >>   
          Activities in the nature of safety training programme, etc. 157 >>   
          Educational society run on commercial lines 157 >>   
          Conducting classes in event management without granting any degree or diploma 157 >>   
          Translation and printing of bible 158 >>   
Yoga as charitable purpose 158 >>   
III. MEDICAL RELIEF 159 >>   
IV. PRESERVATION OF ENVIRONMENT, MONUMENTS, ETC. AS CHARITABLE PURPOSE 160 >>   
15. - Any Other Object of General Public Utility in Section 2(15) 161 >>   
I. MEANING AND SCOPE OF ANY OTHER OBJECT OF GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITY 161 >>   
Any other object of general public utility 161 >>   
Scope of the object of general public utility 161 >>   
Advancement to be for benefit to section of public and not whole mankind 162 >>   
Element of private gain vitiates object of general public utility 163 >>   
Income earned from activity incidental to main purpose 163 >>   
Provisos to section 2(15) restricted scope of term "advancement of any other object of general public utility" 164 >>   
Position of restriction on advancement of any other object of general public utility at different point of time 165 >>   
No exemption to trust or institution in respect of that previous year in which first proviso becomes applicable 165 >>   
Clarification regarding definition of charitable purpose by CBDT vide Circular No. 11/2008 dt. 19-12-2008 166 >>   
          Amendment in section 2(15) by Finance Act, 2008 and reasons regarding 166 >>   
          Proviso to section 2(15) not applicable in respect of first three limbs of section 2(15) 167 >>   
          Applicability of proviso to fourth limb of section 2(15) 167 >>   
          Proviso not applicable in case of association run on mutuality principle 168 >>   
          Determination of 'advancement of any other object of general public utility' would depend upon facts of the case 168 >>   
Impact of insertion of provisos in section 2(15) defining charitable purpose vis-a-vis exemption under section 11(4A) 168 >>   
Incidental surplus without profit motive where not regarded as commercial activity 169 >>   
Department to prove that assessee was engaged in trade or commercial activity 173 >>   
Certain activities not regarded as trade, commerce or business so as to attract proviso to section 2(15) 174 >>   
          Trust rendering selfless services not covered by first proviso to section 2(15) 174 >>   
          Society providing accommodation lodge 174 >>   
          Advancement of music and other fine arts 175 >>   
          Activity of Bureau of Indian Standards 175 >>   
          Promotion of vegetarianism and distribution of prasad, etc. 175 >>   
          Receipt of trust not exceeding limit specified in second proviso, same was eligible for exemption 175 >>   
          Special development authority to control the land usage, preparation of Master plan, environmental issues on account of petroleum, chemical and petrochemical investment region 176 >>   
          Trust having object of education and development of natural talents of the people more particularly the women 176 >>   
          Activities of Development Authority 176 >>   
          Purchase and sale of milk and ghee, etc., by trust having primary object of providing shelter to cows 177 >>   
          Activities ancillary to education 177 >>   
II. INSTANCES OF ANY OTHER OBJECT OF GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITY OR OTHERWISE 178 >>   
Provision of employment 178 >>   
Erection and maintenance of memorial halls for use by public 179 >>   
Repair and maintenance of Samadhi, holding Mela (fair) 179 >>   
Authoritative weighment of bullion and jewellery 179 >>   
Gaushalas and Pinjarapoles -- Establishment and maintenance 179 >>   
Promotion of trade, commerce and industry 180 >>   
Running and publishing of newspaper 180 >>   
Road transport service 181 >>   
Holding of trade fair 181 >>   
Promotion of hire purchase business 181 >>   
Specialised information in respect of circulation of newspapers and periodicals 182 >>   
Ensuring quality services of competent lawyers 182 >>   
Encouragement and management games and sports 182 >>   
Stock exchange for facilitating business transaction 184 >>   
Promotion of unity and brotherhood amongst members of a community 185 >>   
Development of all aspects of life not vague 185 >>   
Dharmshala maintenance and feeding of animals 185 >>   
Development of interest in artistic activities 186 >>   
Housing colony for workmen 186 >>   
Training for popularising horsemanship 186 >>   
Protection of interest of those engaged in certain trade 186 >>   
Benefit to scheduled tribes 186 >>   
Monetary help for marriages, etc. 186 >>   
Development of fine arts 186 >>   
Diffusion of political knowledge 187 >>   
Raising of political level 187 >>   
Library, maintenance of 187 >>   
Mutual benefit fund 187 >>   
Financing agriculturists 187 >>   
Training of horses for polo, etc. 188 >>   
Warehousing corporation constituted under government statute 188 >>   
State Road Transport Corporation 188 >>   
Research stations 188 >>   
Promotion of cottage and village industries 188 >>   
Activities of development and maintenance of ports 188 >>   
Welfare of locality 189 >>   
Promotion of artistic principles, literature, fine arts, etc. 189 >>   
Advancement of scheduled castes and tribes 190 >>   
Welfare of police force 190 >>   
Research establishment in Ayurvedic medicines 190 >>   
Monetary help for marriage of poor girls and sacred threads ceremony for boys of its community 190 >>   
Women Training Institute 190 >>   
Activity of providing placement services to ex-army personnel 190 >>   
Development of cities and towns vis-a-vis general public utility 191 >>   
Distribution of free food in rain basera, prasad in function 191 >>   
Imparting training in correctional administration to officials of prison/police/ judicial department 191 >>   
Imparting of knowledge and education of commercial laws and tax laws 191 >>   
Running of medical centre 192 >>   
Benefit of anesthetists 192 >>   
Providing assistance for funeral 192 >>   
Assistance to orphanages 192 >>   
Welfare of animals 192 >>   
Activities relating to meditation, preaching and propagation of philosophy, etc. 192 >>   
Activity of performing useful social purpose by improving infrastructure in cities, towns and villages 192 >>   
Institution established by the Reserve Bank of India for the improvement of the performance of the banks 193 >>   
Activity of preparing Prasad and offering to Balaji and thereafter to devotees 193 >>   
Agricultural Produce Market Committee 193 >>   
Income of agricultural produce market committee now exempt under section 10(26AAB) 194 >>   
Instances of not general public utility 194 >>   
          No exemption, if objects of assessee trust not of general public utility 194 >>   
          Commercial association for benefit of members only 195 >>   
          Scientific breeding of horses for race club 195 >>   
          Material condition of a community, Improvement of 195 >>   
          Support to unemployed 195 >>   
          Encouragement of entertainment 196 >>   
          Racing activity involving betting 196 >>   
          Residential colony for workmen in general 196 >>   
          Trade Unions 196 >>   
          Trust for benefit of family members 196 >>   
          Good relations between employees and employers 196 >>   
          Social, cultural and similar purposes 197 >>   
          Expounding of teaching of an individual 197 >>   
          Provision for employment -- Contemplating the carrying on of business 197 >>   
          Maintenance of settlor's daughter 197 >>   
          Organising a Kissan (farmers) rally 197 >>   
          Printing and publication of newspaper on commercial line 197 >>   
          Production of television and radio programmes for the purpose of telecasting and broadcasting 197 >>   
          Activity of trust working as agent for banks and receiving remuneration therefor 198 >>   
          Collection of contribution to provide pension to beneficiaries itself 198 >>   
           Trading of the certified seeds with profit motive 198 >>   
          Running a Working Women's Hostel 198 >>   
16. - Property Held Under Trust or Under Legal Obligation -- Significance 199 >>   
Exemption to property held under legal obligation 199 >>   
Meaning and scope of 'property held in trust' 199 >>   
Meaning and relevance of legal obligation 200 >>   
Property in the context of section 11 includes 'agricultural property' as well 201 >>   
Meaning of the word 'derived' in the expression 'income derived from property held under trust' 201 >>   
Property and not income should be held under trust 201 >>   
Exemption available only if property held in trust 202 >>   
Property, how can be held under trust 203 >>   
Not always necessary that property must stand in trustees' names 203 >>   
Business, when can be held under trust 204 >>   
Instances of property validly held in trust 205 >>   
          Property dedicated to deity 205 >>   
          Chamber of commerce building 205 >>   
          Raising of funds and accepting donations, charities, etc. 205 >>   
          Property acquired out of trust's income 205 >>   
          Accumulated interest on amount held under trust 205 >>   
          Gifts, if acceptance not prohibited by the deed and if not impinging on charitable objects 206 >>   
          Business 206 >>   
          Partnership interest in business 206 >>   
Instances of property not held in trust 207 >>   
          Fees -- Not income from property held under trust 207 >>   
          Bhent 207 >>   
          Charge created on part of income from property 207 >>   
          Rules of association not compelling application of assets to particular purpose 207 >>   
          Stock Exchange 207 >>   
          Income-tax refund 208 >>   
Society registered under Societies Registration Act, 1860 208 >>   
Hindu Math 209 >>   
Legal obligation in case of stock exchange 209 >>   
Property held under legal obligation for spending income on charitable purpose -- Creation of separate trust not necessary 210 >>   
Muslim Wakf 210 >>   
17. - Accumulation or Setting Apart of 15 Percent Income 211 >>   
Meaning of accumulation of income 211 >>   
Reckoning of voluntary contributions referred to in section 12 211 >>   
Permissible limit of accumulation 211 >>   
Reckoning of the amount which can be accumulated 212 >>   
Income which can be accumulated to be computed on basis of gross income 214 >>   
Blanket exemption in respect of accumulation upto 15 per cent of receipt 215 >>   
Income accumulated upto 15% not required to be invested in specified modes 215 >>   
Agricultural income vis-a-vis total income 215 >>   
Taxability where accumulation is in excess of 15 per cent 215 >>   
Income which can be accumulated 216 >>   
Accumulation to be permitted if it is for pursuing objects of trust 217 >>   
Accumulation can be for plurality of purposes 217 >>   
Justification of denial of exemption on ground of non mentioning of specific purpose of accumulation 217 >>   
Accumulation of deemed income not permissible 218 >>   
Exemption where issue pending in appeal 218 >>   
Plannings vis-a-vis accumulation of income 218 >>   
18. - Requirement as to Application of Income 220 >>   
Meaning and scope of term "applied" in context of section 11(1)(a) 220 >>   
Corpus donation to any other trust not to be treated as application of income 221 >>   
Money utilised out of corpus funds or out of loan or borrowings not to be treated as application of income 221 >>   
Such income' which is required to be applied -- Meaning of 223 >>   
Application whether necessarily to be made only after the trust has earned profits 223 >>   
No exemption in absence of application of income 223 >>   
Application of income being more than 85% -- Denial of 224 >>   
Application need not necessarily result in revenue expenditure 224 >>   
Computation of income for the purpose of application under section 11(1)(a) 225 >>   
Consequences where application is less than 85 per cent [Earlier 75 per cent] but unspent amount below taxable limit 226 >>   
Denial of exemption on the ground of non-application of income even where no available surplus existed in trusts hands 226 >>   
Burden to prove regarding application of income 227 >>   
Allowability of expenditure where registration under section 12A granted subsequent to passing of assessment order 227 >>   
Application not confined to cash payment alone 228 >>   
Expenditure incurred out of accumulated income of earlier years 228 >>   
Charitable trust deriving both agricultural and non-agricultural income -- Determination of income applied 229 >>   
Repayment of debt incurred for the purpose of trust or loan-advanced by educational trust to students for higher studies amounts to application of income 230 >>   
          Some judicial comments on Circular No. 100 231 >>   
No double deduction on account of depreciation 232 >>   
Applicability of amendment 232 >>   
Consequences of non-specification in section 11(1)(a) of the point of time when income has to be applied 233 >>   
Application out of composite fund 234 >>   
Advances to sister concern in which trustees are directors 235 >>   
Consequences of income applied for charitable purpose in India but incurred out of India 235 >>   
Education grant given to Indian students for studying abroad 236 >>   
Foreign travelling expenses to promote trade and industry in India 237 >>   
Expenditure on earning income outside India 237 >>   
Construction of building on a leasehold land being gifted to assessee society formed to carry out educational activities 238 >>   
Transfer to educational institution by debit entry only 238 >>   
Expenditure in immediately succeeding year may be treated as application of accumulated income 239 >>   
Effect of amount advanced to concerned institute, not claimed as expenditure by assessee-trust 239 >>   
Accepting immovable property in satisfaction of outstanding amounts 239 >>   
Application of income vis-a-vis addition under section 68 240 >>   
Tax deduction at source not to be taken into consideration 240 >>   
Effect of change in form of investment amount to application of income 241 >>   
Accretion to amount set apart for charity also income for application 241 >>   
Utilization of income vis-a-vis nature of income 241 >>   
Expenditure for purchase of foreign currency disbursed in India to Indian team members for participation in international competition 241 >>   
Deposit of surplus fund in FDR 241 >>   
Advance for capital works 242 >>   
Investment in immovable property 242 >>   
Scholarship paid to incumbent for pursuing engineering course 243 >>   
Expenditure incurred for international conference or training 243 >>   
Assessee not concerned about application of money by transferee institution 243 >>   
Utilisation of fund for other similar project 243 >>   
Question whether amount applied for charitable purpose, is question of fact 244 >>   
Making donation ultra vires to object clause 244 >>   
Planning vis-a-vis application of income 244 >>   
19. - Expenditure Regarded as Application of Income 246 >>   
Administrative expenses 246 >>   
Capital expenditure 247 >>   
Reserves created for specific purposes 248 >>   
Loans, loan scholarships and repayment of debt 249 >>   
Amendment by Finance Act, 2021 to clarify application of income out of loan and borrowings -- Effective from assessment year 2022-23 251 >>   
Payment of income-tax and wealth-tax 251 >>   
Payment of advance tax 252 >>   
Taxes paid under VDIS 252 >>   
Expenditure incurred on construction of boundary wall of holy Darbar 252 >>   
Legal expenses 253 >>   
Writing off of loan to weaker section advanced during earlier years 253 >>   
Write-off of donations and fixed assets 253 >>   
Contribution to Marketing Board 253 >>   
Contribution to Board for utilization towards charitable purpose 253 >>   
Expenditure incurred on medical help by trust having objects to establish hospital 254 >>   
20. - No Set Off of Excess Expenditure in Earlier Year Against Income of Subsequent Year 255 >>   
No set off of excess expenditure in earlier year against income of subsequent year permissible effective from assessment year 2022-23 255 >>   
Position prior to insertion of Explanation 5 255 >>   
          Cases where such set off allowed 255 >>   
          Cases where excess expenditure of earlier years not allowed to be carried forward 258 >>   
          Decision of Apex Court in Subros Educational Society's case 259 >>   
21. - Option Available Under Explanation 1(2) to Section 11 260 >>   
Deemed application under Explanation 1(2) to section 11(1) 260 >>   
Effect of exercise of option available under Explanation 1(2) 260 >>   
Form and time limit for exercising option under Explanation 1(2) to section 11(1) 261 >>   
Effect of non-receipt of income 261 >>   
Return where filed under section 139(4) 262 >>   
Consequences of non-application in the extended period [Section 11(1B)] 262 >>   
Mode of exercising option under Explanation 1(2) to section 11(1) 262 >>   
Option exercised by assessee in clear terms to certain extent cannot be said to be vague or otherwise 263 >>   
Bona fide mistake in not indicating correct amount while exercising the option under clause (2) of Explanation to section 11(1) 263 >>   
Treatment of interest accrued but not received on FD 263 >>   
Application for exercise of option under clause (2) of the Explanation 1 to section 11(1) 263 >>   
22. - Treatment of Capital Gains of Charitable Trust 265 >>   
Treatment of transfer of capital asset held for charitable or religious purposes 265 >>   
Application of capital gains of charitable trust 266 >>   
Need of transfer of capital asset 267 >>   
          Circular No. 52, dt. 30-12-1970 267 >>   
          Circular No. 2-P (LXX-5), dt. 15-5-1963 267 >>   
          Full net consideration is either to be re-invested or applied 269 >>   
Scheme of section 11(1A) relating to taxability of capital gains 269 >>   
Investment in fixed deposit with bank to be regarded as utilisation for acquisition of another capital asset 270 >>   
Validity of six months qualifying period in case of fixed deposits with banks to constitute a capital asset 270 >>   
Capital gains deemed to have been applied for charitable purposes under section 11(1A) 271 >>   
          Capital asset being property held under trust wholly for charitable or religious purpose -- Whole of net consideration on its transfer utilized for acquiring a new asset to be so held 271 >>   
          Only a part of the net consideration, received from transfer of a capital asset income from which was wholly applied for charitable purposes, utilised for acquiring new capital asset 271 >>   
          Capital asset held only in part for charitable purposes and whole of net consideration received in transfer thereof utilized for acquiring new asset 272 >>   
          Capital asset held only in part for charitable purposes and only a part of the net consideration utilized in acquiring the new capital asset 273 >>   
Time limit for reinvestment of capital gains 274 >>   
Application of advance money received for transfer of capital asset 274 >>   
Provision relating to reinvestment and application of income not mutually exclusive 274 >>   
Treatment of capital gains arising from property placed under mortgage 275 >>   
Period for which new capital asset must be held for exemption 276 >>   
New capital asset for purposes of section 11(1A) 276 >>   
          Fixed deposit, whether capital asset 276 >>   
          Investment in units of UTI issued after the close of accounting year 277 >>   
          Deposit in public sector company 277 >>   
          Mortgage is capital asset 277 >>   
          Interest bearing deposits in another trust 278 >>   
Computation of capital gains by trust or institution 278 >>   
          Cost of acquisition of capital asset 278 >>   
          Nature of asset and tax rate 278 >>   
Nature of exemption under section 11(1A) 278 >>   
Application of sale consideration of transferred asset 279 >>   
Sale proceeds of land where invested in another land 279 >>   
23. - Accumulation or Setting Apart of Income under Section 11(2) 280 >>   
Scheme of setting apart or accumulation of income as per section 11(2) 280 >>   
Manner of furnishing Form No. 10 280 >>   
Consequences of non-furnishing of Form No. 10 within prescribed time 281 >>   
Conditions precedent for accumulation of income under section 11(2) 281 >>   
          Illustration 282 >>   
Operation of section 11(1) not restricted by section 11(2) 282 >>   
Section 11(2)(a) distinguished from section 11(1)(a) 283 >>   
Forms and modes of deposit are conditions precedent for benefit under section 11(2) 284 >>   
Burden to prove regarding usage of income accumulated 284 >>   
Period to be excluded while computing limitation period 284 >>   
Conditions regarding accumulation of income 284 >>   
Accumulation by statutory body created under local Act 285 >>   
Significance of the expression money so accumulated in section 11(2)(b) 285 >>   
Investment must come out from current year's income 286 >>   
Listing of objects for the purposes of section 11(2) to be specific 286 >>   
Objectives stated in Form 10 alleged to be non-specific 291 >>   
Multiplicity of purposes -- Impact of 291 >>   
Enquiry regarding accomplishment of objects of trust 291 >>   
Entry where made under wrong head 292 >>   
Setting apart to be conscious act 292 >>   
Option exercised by assessee in clear terms to certain extent not to be said to be vague or otherwise 292 >>   
Starting point for setting off period of 10 years or 5 years as the case may be 292 >>   
Extension of time for accumulation 293 >>   
Income accumulated but not invested or deposited as specified in section 11(5) 293 >>   
Income accumulated out of deemed income under section 11(3) 293 >>   
Requirement as to filing Form No. 10 electronically 293 >>   
Applicability of section 11(2) 294 >>   
Condonation of delay by exercising power under section 119(2)(b) 294 >>   
Filing of Form No. 10 at the time of reassessment 294 >>   
Non-filing of audit report in Form 10CCB 295 >>   
Exemption not to be denied where assessee inadvertently stated period of ten years 295 >>   
Notice period in Form No. 10 295 >>   
Form No. 10 whether filed, is a question of fact 296 >>   
Form No. 10 296 >>   
Specimen resolution for setting apart or accumulation of income under section 11(2) 298 >>   
CASE STUDY 298 >>   
Accumulation of Income Towards all Objects of Trust -- Validity 298 >>   
24. - Permissibility of Inter Trust Donation 301 >>   
Donation to other charitable trust from accumulated fund no more treated as application of income 301 >>   
Donation to another charitable trust out of current years income is still treated as application of income 301 >>   
Donation to other trust to be treated as income of donor trust 302 >>   
Relaxation provided in sub-section (3A) is not available in respect of inter trust donation 302 >>   
Inter-trust donations where trust or institution is being dissolved 302 >>   
Consequences of contribution to another trust by resolution and book entries and not in cash 302 >>   
Donation to another trust out of accumulation of 15 per cent as permitted in section 11(1)(a) 303 >>   
Corpus donation to any other trust not to be treated as application of income 304 >>   
Upto assessment year 2002-03 donation to other charitable trust was treated as application of income 304 >>   
25. - Treatment of Corpus Donation in Hands of Charitable Trusts and Institutions 307 >>   
Meaning of "corpus donation" 307 >>   
Corpus donation whether to be treated as income 307 >>   
Corpus donation to any other trust not to be treated as application of income 308 >>   
Corpus donation needs to be invested in specified modes of investment 308 >>   
Money utilised out of corpus funds not to be treated as application of income 308 >>   
Nature of corpus donation 309 >>   
Corpus donation being capital receipt exempt even in hands of unregistered trust 311 >>   
Significance of specific direction to treat voluntary contribution as corpus donation 312 >>   
Necessity of obtaining written letter from donor giving specific direction 315 >>   
Donation given by executor in any manner he liked where Will empowers for the same 315 >>   
Role of rubber stamp on donation receipt 316 >>   
Interest earned on contributions already made with specific direction as to forming part of corpus of trust 316 >>   
Consequences where no specific direction given by donor 316 >>   
List of cases where voluntary contributions held to be forming part of the corpus 317 >>   
Creation of specified fund by educational institutions 317 >>   
Requirement to apply corpus donation towards charitable purposes 317 >>   
Treatment of corpus donation to other trust 318 >>   
Conversion of loan into corpus donations 319 >>   
Corpus donation in the form of shares 319 >>   
Contribution whether corpus donation -- Question of fact 319 >>   
CASE STUDY 320 >>   
Taxability of Voluntary Contributions with Specific Direction Towards Corpus Fund 320 >>   
26. - Consequences of Non-Compliance of Specific Provision 322 >>   
Consequences of failure to apply income as per option exercised in Explanation 1(2) to section 11(1) [Section 11(1B)] 322 >>   
          Option available under Explanation 1(2) to section 11(1) 322 >>   
          Consequences of non-application as per option exercised [Section 11(1B)] 322 >>   
Application of income set apart under section 11(2) to other than specified purposes [Section 11(3)(a)] 323 >>   
Amount set apart under section 11(2) ceasing to be invested in specified securities [Section 11(3)(b)] 323 >>   
Non-utilisation of the income set apart under section 11(2) for specified purpose [Section 11(3)(c)] 323 >>   
Amount set apart credited or paid to another trust [Section 11(3)(d)] 324 >>   
Section 11(3)(d) cannot be invoked without referring section 11(2) 324 >>   
Year of taxability of non-utilized income 324 >>   
Section 11(3) is attracted only to the 85% of the income and not to permitted accumulation of 15% of income 325 >>   
Impact of merger with another trust 326 >>   
Modification of purpose specified for setting apart under section 11(2) 326 >>   
Assessing officer's power in respect of inter-trust donations 327 >>   
CONVEYANCING ASPECTS 328 >>   
Notice under section 11(1B) in case of failure to apply income as per option exercised under Explanation 1(2) to section 11(1) 328 >>   
          Requirement of issuance of notice while invoking deeming provision of section 11(1B) 328 >>   
          Contents of notice 328 >>   
          Action to be taken by the trustees on receipt of the notice 328 >>   
Notice under section 11(3) to assess income in case of violation of conditions prescribed under section 11(2) 329 >>   
          Requirement of issuance of notice while invoking section 11(3) 329 >>   
          Contents of notice under section 11(3) 329 >>   
          Action to be taken by the trustees on receipt of the notice 329 >>   
27. - Treatment of Business Income 330 >>   
Business when held in trust 330 >>   
Purposes and scope of section 11(4) 330 >>   
Section 11(4) not attracted in the absence of manipulation of accounts 331 >>   
Scope of business activity 331 >>   
Exemption not to be denied where differential amount between income returned and income assessed is not on account of any non-disclosure of income 332 >>   
Conditions for exemption to business income as provided under section 11(4A) 332 >>   
Historical background of sub-section (4A) of section 11 332 >>   
Combined effect of sub-sections (4) and (4A) of section 11 333 >>   
Amendment in section 2(15) vis-a-vis exemption under section 11(4A) 334 >>   
Basic ingredients of a business qualifying for exemption 334 >>   
Exemption not to be denied merely on the ground that charitable trust is running business 336 >>   
Income applied for charitable and educational purposes 337 >>   
Availability of exemption in respect of entrance fee and subscription fee 337 >>   
Claim on principle of mutuality vis-a-vis bar under section 11(4A) 337 >>   
Scope of the word 'incidental' in the context of dominant purpose of trust 337 >>   
Instances of business held to be incidental to the main object of the trust or otherwise 339 >>   
          Business settled in trust 339 >>   
          Chambers of commerce or trade associations 340 >>   
          Trust constituted with the object of carrying on business 341 >>   
          Discretionary power to establish trust or fund for exclusive benefit of its members 341 >>   
          Letting of Dharmshalas, auditoriums, memorial halls, mandapam, etc. 341 >>   
          Alleged commercial exploitation of property 343 >>   
          Income from holding of programmes for raising funds 343 >>   
          Income from selling new year or festival cards 343 >>   
          Income derived from tailoring activities 343 >>   
          Corporation set up for civil supplies 344 >>   
          Profit by sale of books which was not assessee's predominant object 344 >>   
          Trust having object of publishing religious books distribute some other books also 344 >>   
          Carrying on newspaper business 345 >>   
          Publishing of magazines by educational institution 345 >>   
          Profit earned from organising exhibitions and fairs regularly 346 >>   
          Income from Dawakhana 346 >>   
          Trust engaged in developing and promoting gymnastic games and sportsmanship also planned for colonies for members 346 >>   
          Trust established for carrying out scientific research but involved in lease transaction 346 >>   
          Surplus from holding seminars and conference over and above sponsorship fee and advertisement income 347 >>   
          Availability of exemption in respect of entrance fee and subscription fee 347 >>   
          Business of preparing vegetarian food items and selling them 347 >>   
          Construction of immovable property where main object is town planning 348 >>   
          Assessee engaged in purchase and sale of agri-horticultural products 348 >>   
          Running of canteen in hospital 349 >>   
          Income from letting out or sub-letting of properties 349 >>   
          Running of finishing school and collecting fee 350 >>   
          Surplus from transportation activities of college 350 >>   
          Providing hostel and transport facility by an educational institution 351 >>   
          Pharmacy collection by society running hospital and dispensary 351 >>   
Condition precedent for applicability of section 11(4A) 352 >>   
Apparently business looking activity may not be business activity in certain circumstances 355 >>   
Difference between carrying on activity resulting in profit and carrying on business 355 >>   
Effect of subsequent profit earning activity 356 >>   
Activity being carried on business principles not equivalent to carrying on business 356 >>   
Applicability of section 11(4A) if income of educational institution used to purchase land and construct building 356 >>   
Generation of incidental surpluses from leasing out the land to industrialists 357 >>   
Publication of newspapers on commercial line 357 >>   
Bar provided in section 11(4A) whether applicable where business itself is held in trust for charitable purposes 358 >>   
Income from carrying on super market business commercially 358 >>   
Applicability of disability clause in section 11(4A) in case of income other than business income 359 >>   
Assessment of business held in trust 359 >>   
Requirement as to maintenance of separate books 359 >>   
CONVEYANCING ASPECTS 361 >>   
Notice under section 11(4), when issuable? 361 >>   
Form and contents of the notice 361 >>   
Action to be taken by assessee on receipts of notice 361 >>   
Specimen letter for replying to notice under section 11(4) 362 >>   
28. - Modes Prescribed for Investment by Charitable Trusts and Institutions 363 >>   
Forms and modes of investment prescribed under section 11(5) 363 >>   
Other modes of investment as specified by rule 17C 364 >>   
          Mutual funds referred in section 10(23D) 366 >>   
Charitable trust not to lose exemption, if funds remain invested for three years in public sector companies on their disinvestment 366 >>   
Time limit for making application for the investment in specified securities 367 >>   
Investment in acquisition and construction of properties 367 >>   
Conversion of one asset into another or change in shape 367 >>   
Subscription to chit held to be investment made under section 11(5) 368 >>   
Trust authorising deposit with any person or company 368 >>   
Consequences of non-deposit in specified securities of only a part of the income 368 >>   
Consequences of non-compliance of requirement of section 11(5) due to reasons beyond control 368 >>   
Consequences of investment of unspent income in form other than specified under section 11(5) 369 >>   
Receipt of interest on deposit in Schedule Bank as per section 11(5) not activity of trade, commerce 370 >>   
Deposit in other concerns 370 >>   
Interest-free advances to another society 371 >>   
Deposit in current account 371 >>   
Interest earned on fixed deposit 371 >>   
Investment of surplus funds in immovable property 371 >>   
Investment in gold bullion 372 >>   
Acquisition of assets where dependent upon adjudication of the probate 372 >>   
No violation of section 11(5) where entire income applied for charitable purposes 372 >>   
Reshuffling of specified investment 373 >>   
Investment of small amount in shares and securities of non-specified companies 373 >>   
Impact of violation of section 11(5) 373 >>   
Planning for investing in otherwise than forms and modes specified in section 11(5) 373 >>   
CASE STUDY 375 >>   
Trust Holding Unspent Income in any Form -- Consequences 375 >>   
29. - Miscellaneous Issues as to Exemption under Section 11 377 >>   
Exemption where certificate granted under section 12A misplaced 377 >>   
Exemption to be allowed if assessee complied with all relevant conditions 377 >>   
No denial of exemption where certain charges received from members against ancillary activities 377 >>   
Exemption not to be denied on mere technical irregularities 377 >>   
Assessee where wrongly applied mutuality principle 378 >>   
Exemption cannot be denied merely on the ground of withdrawal of exemption under another section 378 >>   
Exemption not to be denied where main object fulfilled 379 >>   
Proof of charitable activity 379 >>   
Object of trust already registered not to be revisited 380 >>   
Impact of violation of condition in deed 380 >>   
Withdrawal of exemption 380 >>   
Necessity to have legal obligation to spend money exclusively and essentially for charitable purpose in order to avail of exemption under section 11 380 >>   
Effect of rectification of trust deed 381 >>   
Loans to members of community being in furtherance of objects of trust 382 >>   
Justification to grant exemption under section 11 merely on the basis of object clause of memorandum 383 >>   
Exemption not to be denied if charitable activities carried out in India 383 >>   
Justification of exemption where the association was declared unlawful a day prior to period covered under relevant previous year 383 >>   
Availability of exemption if benefit limited only to a section of public 384 >>   
Exemption where benefit extended to specified person 384 >>   
Exemption to association of persons of professionals and businessman involved in activity of promoting general cause and interest of its members 384 >>   
No exemption in case of profit motive 384 >>   
No exemption in absence of charitable purpose 385 >>   
Exemption not to be denied where money applied for fulfilment of objects of institution 385 >>   
Exemption to be allowed where necessary percentage of beds reserved for needy and poor people 386 >>   
Exemption not to be disallowed if factual position is same 386 >>   
Exemption not to be denied merely on basis of earning interest on its surplus fund 386 >>   
Generation of surplus year after year by educational society 386 >>   
Exemption not to be denied where registration under section 12A was in force 387 >>   
Specific part of income held in charity vis-a-vis specific part of corpus held in charity 387 >>   
Denial of exemption where appeal of revenue challenging the restoration of registration pending before Court 387 >>   
Objects of trust registered under section 12A can be revisited 388 >>   
Allowability as regards portion of income taken away by TDS 388 >>   
Impact of mistake in name of assessee in registration certificate 388 >>   
30. - Audit of Charitable Trusts 389 >>   
Audit of trust -- A condition precedent for exemption 389 >>   
Exemption not to be denied merely on account of delay in furnishing auditor's report 389 >>   
          Appellate authority has power to accept audit report 389 >>   
Impact of audit under related State Trusts Act 390 >>   
Maintenance of books of accounts 390 >>   
Form of audit report 391 >>   
Points worth noting 393 >>   
          As to the scope of the auditor's role 393 >>   
          As to identity of persons covered under section 13(3) 393 >>   
Check list for routine items 394 >>   
Check list for special items 395 >>   

Section C : Forfeiture of Exemption

396 >>   
31. - Forfeiture of Exemption -- Overview of Section 13 396 >>   
Provision containing forfeiture of exemption 396 >>   
Bar to exemption as provided under section 13 396 >>   
Only income of the trust and not corpus can be taxed when bar applied 397 >>   
Exemption not to be denied on account of minor irregularities in maintaining records 397 >>   
Trust for private religious purposes [Section 13(1)(a)] 397 >>   
Benefit of particular religious community 398 >>   
Benefit to interested persons [Section 13(1)(c)] 398 >>   
Investment of trust funds in other than specified media [Section 13(1)(d)] 398 >>   
Bar due to deemed user by interested persons [Section 13(2)] 398 >>   
Interested persons for the purpose of sections 13(1)(c) and 13(2) [Sec. 13(3)] 398 >>   
Relaxation provided in forfeiture provision [Section 13(4)] 398 >>   
Exemption when not forfeited under section 13(1)(d) [Section 13(5)] 399 >>   
Exemption not to be denied even if educational or medical facilities provided to specified persons [Section 13(6)] 399 >>   
Amount received as anonymous donation not be exempt under section 11 or 12 [Section 13(7)] 399 >>   
No exemption if provision of first proviso to section 13 become applicable [Section 13(8)] 399 >>   
No exemption in respect of accumulation of income under section 11(2) where Form 10 and return of income not furnished before due date specified under section 139(1) [Section 13(9)] 399 >>   
Meaning of 'trust' and 'relative' [Explanation 1 to section 13] 400 >>   
Trust or institution created or established for the benefit of Scheduled Castes, Backward Classes, Scheduled Tribes or women and children 400 >>   
Person deemed to have a substantial interest in a concern 400 >>   
32. - Bar in Respect of Trust for Benefit of Specific Religious Community [Section 13(1)(b)] 401 >>   
Exemption not available to trust created for benefit of specific religious community 401 >>   
Applicability of bar to organisation created on or after 1-4-1962 401 >>   
Section of community -- Meaning of 402 >>   
Bar under section 13(1)(b) operates only against trust for charitable purposes 403 >>   
Exception to the bar of section 13(1)(b) -- Explanation 2 404 >>   
Applicability of bar under section 13(1)(a)/(b) 404 >>   
Trust created to promote interest of linguistic group not subject to bar of section 13(1)(b) 405 >>   
Portion of trust property let out to firm, at meagre amount of rent, in which one of trustees was partner 405 >>   
Order rejecting application for registration by invoking section 13(1)(b) must be a speaking order 405 >>   
Trust created for establishing institutions for educational, social and economical advancement of Muslims, attract bar under section 13(1)(b) 406 >>   
Trust created for benefit of a particular specified community be regarded as section of community 407 >>   
Benefit available to Hindu Society 407 >>   
Trust providing Dharamshala for persons from samaj and outsiders 407 >>   
Arranging marriage of girls of particular community is charitable 408 >>   
Trust awarding scholarship to students giving preference to students of particular community 408 >>   
Trust created inter alia to promote Jainism 408 >>   
Trust created exclusively for benefit of particular religious community and carrying on only religious activities would not be eligible for exemption 409 >>   
Trust having both religious and charitable objects 409 >>   
Trust created for benefit of Christian Community as well as for other public at large 410 >>   
Display and distribution of religious books free of cost 410 >>   
33. - Benefit to Interested Persons Causing Bar to Exemption [Section 13(1)(c)] 411 >>   
Scheme of section 13(1)(c) 411 >>   
Interested persons referred to in section 13(3) 412 >>   
Bar from exemption to trust providing benefit to interested persons 412 >>   
Scope of applicability of bar to exemption under section 13(1)(c) 414 >>   
Government cannot be an interested person under section 13(3) 418 >>   
Only application and use attracts section 13(1)(c) 418 >>   
Section 13(1)(c) applies to cash and not to shares 418 >>   
Benefit passed to trust which was substantial contributor 419 >>   
Construction cost of building allegedly used by managing trustee for personal benefit 419 >>   
Benefit to relative of secretary of society 419 >>   
Alleged payment to founder members 419 >>   
Abnormal salary to prohibited persons 420 >>   
Diversion of funds for benefit of group concern 422 >>   
Undue benefit where provided to associate concern 422 >>   
Lending of money by educational society to educational institute sponsored by it 423 >>   
Property purchased in name of Chairman or managing trustee 423 >>   
Scholarship to specified person 423 >>   
Donations to trust having similar objects 424 >>   
Payment of lease rent 424 >>   
Applicability of bar under section 13(1) or 13(2) 424 >>   
Money lent to prohibited person 425 >>   
Money siphoned off out of society to benefit of managing trustee 425 >>   
Income of trust available for use by founders of trust 426 >>   
No bar attracts where no personal benefit provided to founder trustee 426 >>   
Unaccounted donation passed on to some of the trustees 426 >>   
Interest free loan to treasurer 427 >>   
Interest free loan to other society 427 >>   
Receipt of donation from another registered public charitable trust and subsequent donation made to the very same donor trust 427 >>   
Transfer of funds for the benefit of trustee 427 >>   
Transfer of fund to trust having similar objects 428 >>   
Advance to non-trustee 428 >>   
Temporary loan to trustee 428 >>   
Advertisement expenses paid to a son of the secretary of the assessee-society 428 >>   
Exemption under section 13(1)(c) can be denied, where defending of criminal charges against interested persons were connected with affairs of the trust 429 >>   
Cash assistance to managing trustee to regain his health 429 >>   
Payment of reasonable rent to the president of trust 430 >>   
Professional fee paid to trustees 430 >>   
Payment to related party 430 >>   
Scholarship to specified person 431 >>   
Car and telephone expenses of trustees 431 >>   
Utilization fees paid to trustees 431 >>   
Use of bus by trustees family business 431 >>   
Expenditure on foreign trip by interested person in respect of business 431 >>   
Expenses on foreign travel of spouse of managing director 432 >>   
No violation of section 13(1)(c) where money kept with trustee for safe custody 432 >>   
CBDT circular clarifying the meaning of 'substantial contribution' in the context of section 13(1)(c) 432 >>   
Bar under section 13(1)(c) attracted only where material on record available for applicability thereof 433 >>   
No bar attracts where car mistakenly registered in name of trustee 434 >>   
Scope of planning through relaxation provided in section 13(4) 435 >>   
Case where loan and interest both are adequately secured 436 >>   
Case where rectification relates back to the date of original registration 436 >>   
Bar not attracted where development expenditure incurred on land gifted by trustees to trust by HIBA (oral gift) 436 >>   
Applicability of bar to exemption under section 13 where employees of assessee-society making over their earnings back to assessee-society 437 >>   
Funds provided by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) to ICAI Accounting Research Foundation 438 >>   
Payment of rent and royalty to another educational institution 438 >>   
Payment of rent to the trustees or their HUF 439 >>   
Contract given to managing trustee on competitive basis 439 >>   
Managing trustee where returned amount with interest 439 >>   
Alleged use of building or car for benefit of trustee 439 >>   
Purchase of windmill from companies in which trustees are directors 440 >>   
Bar not attracted under section 13(1)(c) in case of recovery of estate duty from compensation amount received with liability on acquisition of land 440 >>   
REAL LIFE QUERIES 440 >>   
Charitable Trust -- Bar to Exemption by Virtue of Section 13(1)(c) -- Honorarium and LIC Premium Paid by Trust to Trustee for Encashing His Name and Fame 440 >>   
Charitable Trust -- Scope of Bar under Section 13(1)(c) 441 >>   
34. - Investment of Trust Funds in Other Than Specified Media As Barring Exemption [Section 13(1)(d)] 442 >>   
Section 13(1)(d) barring exemption where funds invested in other than specified media 442 >>   
Starting point of applicability of section 13(1)(d) : Clarificatory Circular No. 596, dt. 15-3-1991 443 >>   
Investments and deposits contemplated under section 13(1)(d) 443 >>   
          Funds of the trust invested or deposited in media other than prescribed in section 11(5) 443 >>   
          Shares of companies other than government companies 443 >>   
Exceptions to applicability of section 13(1)(d) 444 >>   
          Assets forming part of corpus [Clause (i) of the proviso] 444 >>   
          Bonus shares allotted to the trust [Clause (ia) of the proviso] 444 >>   
          Debentures acquired by trust [Clause (ii) of the proviso] 445 >>   
          Conversion of asset into section 11(5) asset before 1-4-1993 [Clause (iia) of the proviso] 446 >>   
          Profits and gains of business [Clause (iii) of the proviso] 447 >>   
Section 13(1)(d) attracts only where cut off date falls within the relevant previous year 447 >>   
Effect of retrospective insertion of clause (ia) in proviso to clause (iii) of section 13(1)(d) by the Finance Act, 1992 448 >>   
Relationship of 'funds' in section 13(1)(d)(i) and in section 13(2)(h) 448 >>   
Meaning and scope of the word 'fund', in relation to section 13(1)(d)(i) 449 >>   
          Fund means cash in hand or bank 449 >>   
          Promissory notes not funds 449 >>   
Investment or deposit of funds under section 13(1)(d)(i) implies a definite positive act by assessee himself 450 >>   
Significance of word 'investment' for purpose of section 13(1)(d) 451 >>   
Disinvestment of shares acquired 452 >>   
Share and bonds received on death of inmates 453 >>   
Advance to sister concern without charging interest 453 >>   
Deposits with Patsanstha 453 >>   
Contribution to chit scheme 453 >>   
Amount advanced for purchase of cement 454 >>   
Assets forming part of the corpus of trust as on 1-6-1973 not to be changed to any other form or mode 454 >>   
Exemption not to be denied for violating provisions of section 11(5) where assessee trust has withdrawn deposits immediately after knowing the fact of violation 454 >>   
Denial of exemption to the extent of contravention only 454 >>   
Interest free loan by assessee society to another society 455 >>   
Justification of denial of exemption for violation of provisions of section 13 456 >>   
Shares purchased not with an intention of investment but for obtaining loan 456 >>   
Shares held in non-specified form on account of disputes against family members 457 >>   
Loan extended to State Government 457 >>   
Huge cash found with chairman of assessee-trust during search and seizure operation 457 >>   
Consequences of violation of section 13(1)(d) 457 >>   
Interest income where excluded from total income by special order of CBDT 458 >>   
Recognition under section 80G in case of violation of section 13(1)(d) 459 >>   
Shares donated to trust with intention of investment 459 >>   
Voluntary donations 459 >>   
Admissibility of writ petition 459 >>   
Availability of exemption if trust holding cash in hand 459 >>   
Position of investments by trust in view of provisions of section 13 read with section 11(5), in nutshell 460 >>   
35. - Bar Due to Deemed User of Trusts Income by Interested Persons [Section 13(2)] 461 >>   
Section 13(2) providing bar due to deemed user of trust's income by interested persons 461 >>   
Scheme of section 13(2) 462 >>   
Meaning of 'interested person' 463 >>   
Scope of lending money to interested persons : Section 13(2)(a) 463 >>   
          Section 13(2)(a) not applicable to corpus donations 463 >>   
          Adequate security -- Connotation 464 >>   
          Adequacy of rate of interest 464 >>   
          Loan to firm on personal security of partner 464 >>   
          Money advanced to firm from amount received by way of rent, interest, etc. 465 >>   
          Amount remaining with partnership for being paid to partner on retirement 465 >>   
          Amount promised but not lent 465 >>   
          Loan given without adequate security but not returned 465 >>   
          Loan not investment 465 >>   
          Lending by trust attracts section 13(2)(a) and not section 13(2)(h) 466 >>   
          Fixed deposit receipts in a company as donation towards corpus of trust 466 >>   
          Deposit adequately secured and interest on deposit received by assessee-trust regularly 466 >>   
          Amount advanced to one of the founder members 467 >>   
          Alleged advances made by the trustee without adequate security in alleged violation of section 13(2)(a) 467 >>   
Land acquired in name of trustee 467 >>   
User of property by interested person [Section 13(2)(b)] 467 >>   
Salary, allowances, etc., to interested persons 469 >>   
Amount spent by assessee society on maintenance of nuns employed by it 471 >>   
Benefit extended to interested person 471 >>   
Services of trust and use of its fund made available to interested person 471 >>   
Purchase of share or property by trust from interested person 472 >>   
Sale of shares, securities, etc., to interested persons at concessional rate 472 >>   
Diversion of income or property in favour of interested persons 472 >>   
Advance refunded to specified person 473 >>   
Investment of funds with interested persons [Section 13(2)(h)] 473 >>   
          Applicability of section 13(2)(h) 474 >>   
          'Funds' within the meaning of section 13(2)(h) 475 >>   
          Purchase of shares is investment 476 >>   
          Funds lent but not invested 476 >>   
          Aggregate shareholding of interested persons 477 >>   
          Inability of firm to pay to retiring partners 477 >>   
          Donation from partner of firm 477 >>   
          Shares received by donation 477 >>   
          Where donation utilized for the benefit of children of trustee 478 >>   
          Contribution of capital to firm, partners of which were closely related with author of trust, attracts section 13(2)(h) 478 >>   
          Non-withdrawal of profits from firm beyond end of previous year, not amounting to continuance of investment, section 13(2)(h) not attracted 479 >>   
          Funds invested to buy shares of founder's associated company 479 >>   
REAL LIFE QUERY 480 >>   
Charitable Trust -- Forfeiture of Exemption by Invoking Section 13(2)(g) -- Rent Paid to Relative of Trustees in Lieu of Use of His Building 480 >>   
CASE STUDY 480 >>   
Charging Nominal Rent -- Whether Exemption could be Denied 480 >>   
36. - Interested Persons in Section 13(1)(c) [Section 13(3)] 483 >>   
Interested persons for the purpose of section 13(3) 483 >>   
Meaning of relative [Explanation 1 to section 13] 483 >>   
Auditor is empowered to accept list of relatives 483 >>   
Meaning of a person having substantial interest in a concern 484 >>   
Substantial contributor 484 >>   
Amount advanced to founder of the institution 484 >>   
Employees of the author of trust do not fall within persons specified under section 13(3) 485 >>   
Donation of shares to trust subject to certain conditions 486 >>   
Loan advanced to manager of trust 486 >>   
Amount given as advance to chairperson to purchase land 486 >>   
Cash medical help to managing trustee 486 >>   
Donations, etc., invested and deposited in concerns of member of assessee-society 487 >>   
Remuneration paid to an employee 487 >>   
Payment of salary, etc., to relatives, trustees, etc. 487 >>   
Benefit to children of trustees 487 >>   
Misappropriation of fund for benefit of interested person 487 >>   
Denial of exemption on account of misutilisation of funds by office bearers 488 >>   
Investment with interested persons being smaller [Section 13(4)] 488 >>   
Cases in which exemption not to be denied 489 >>   
Exemption not to be denied even if educational or medical facilities provided by trust to interested person 490 >>   
CONVEYANCING ASPECTS 490 >>   
Notice for forfeiture of exemption under section 13 conveyancing 490 >>   
Form and contents of notice 490 >>   
Action to be taken by the assessee on receipt of notice 490 >>   
Specimen reply to notice 491 >>   
REAL LIFE QUERY 492 >>   
Charitable Trust -- Forfeiture of Exemption on Account of Investment with Interested Persons -- Availability of Relaxation under Section 13(4) 492 >>   
37. - Case Studies Relevant to Issues Regarding Section 13(3) 493 >>   
Benefit to interested persons -- Consequences 493 >>   
Loan to manager of trust -- Consequences 495 >>   
Use of trust funds by interested persons -- Tax Consequences 495 >>   

Section D : Computation of Income by Trusts/Institutions

498 >>   
38. - Income of Charitable Trusts -- Computation Thereof 498 >>   
Various types of income in relation to charitable trust 498 >>   
General provision regarding income exempt in case of charitable trust 498 >>   
Income to be computed in normal commercial manner and need not to be computed headwise 499 >>   
Real income concept vis-a-vis income of charitable trusts 501 >>   
No income arises in case of revaluation of investment 502 >>   
Amounts exempt under section 10 -- Reckoning of 502 >>   
Agricultural income vis-a-vis total income as laid down in section 11 503 >>   
Exemption as regards to deemed income under section 68 503 >>   
Applicability of section 14A in case of income exempt under section 11 or 12 503 >>   
Non-applicability of sections 28 to 43D 503 >>   
Applicability of provisions of Chapter IV, i.e., sections 22 to 27 504 >>   
Applicability of section 145 in case of charitable trust 504 >>   
Income which is to be considered for purpose of application or accumulation 504 >>   
Treatment of various 'interest' income 505 >>   
          Interest earned from grants 505 >>   
          Interest income on bank deposits 505 >>   
Income-tax payments -- Reckoning of 506 >>   
Income-tax refund cannot be regarded as income derived from property held under trust 507 >>   
Interest income on amount of grants from government constitutes 'income' for section 11 507 >>   
Management and normal expenditure allowable 508 >>   
Grant-in-aid from government and local authorities 508 >>   
Subsidy in the nature of grant in aid received by assessee as a nodal disbursing agency 509 >>   
Loss on sale of shares held allowable on facts 509 >>   
Expenditure on literacy and cultural activities 509 >>   
Receipt of foreign contribution from Government of France 509 >>   
Entrance fee 510 >>   
Development fee as a compulsory charge on students 510 >>   
Provision for bad and doubtful debts 510 >>   
Applicability of principle of mutuality 510 >>   
Steps for calculating income of a trust or institution 510 >>   
PRACTICE SPECIFIC QUERIES 511 >>   
Charitable Trust -- Taxable Income -- Computation of 511 >>   
Charitable Trust -- Donations -- Commission Paid, Whether Treated as Spent for Charitable Purpose 512 >>   
CASE STUDY 513 >>   
Computation of Income of Charitable Trust -- Whether to be made on Commercial Basis 513 >>   
39. - Applicability of Disallowance Provision Vis-a-Vis Charitable Trusts 517 >>   
Disallowance under section 40(a)(ia) and 40A(3)/(3A) made applicable to charitable trusts 517 >>   
Provisions of section 40(a)(ia) 517 >>   
Provisions of section 40A(3)/40A(3A) 518 >>   
Impact of amendment 519 >>   
Steps to apply Explanation 3 519 >>   
Applicability only if disallowance could be made under section 40(a)(ia)/ 40A(3)/40A(3A) 519 >>   
Applicability of section 40(a)(ia) to charitable trust, etc. 520 >>   
Application of section 40A(3) to charitable trust 520 >>   
Provisions illustrated vis-a-vis application of section 40(a)(ia) and section 40A(3) 520 >>   
40. - Income by Voluntary Contribution 522 >>   
Voluntary contribution is income of trust or institution 522 >>   
Treatment of voluntary contribution received by trust or institution 522 >>   
Taxable value of services provided to specified persons by charitable or religious trust 522 >>   
Voluntary contribution included in definition of income 523 >>   
Voluntary contribution, when treated as anonymous donation 523 >>   
No exclusion from total income if first proviso to section 2(15) becomes applicable 523 >>   
Treatment of involuntary contribution 524 >>   
Observations on erstwhile section 12 relevant upto assessment year 1972-73 524 >>   
Instances where contribution held to be voluntary contribution under erstwhile section 12 526 >>   
          Contribution from tickets and advertisements in souvenirs 526 >>   
          Grants in aid from government 526 >>   
          Contribution from assessee's members 526 >>   
Donation from devotees through deposits in boxes 526 >>   
Ascertainment of the nature of contribution 527 >>   
Treatment of donations to trust mandated by educational institution 528 >>   
Capitation fee received from students 529 >>   
Entrance fee 530 >>   
Treatment of donation given with specific direction 531 >>   
Projects grant 531 >>   
Development fee received as part of total fee 531 >>   
Return of loan is not income and is not covered by section 12(2) 531 >>   
41. - Taxation of Anonymous Donations 532 >>   
Taxation of anonymous donation 532 >>   
Meaning of anonymous donation 532 >>   
Scheme to tax on anonymous donation 532 >>   
          Entities covered by sub-section (1) of section 115BBC 532 >>   
          Rate of tax in respect of anonymous donations 532 >>   
Anonymous donation not liable to tax 534 >>   
Entities covered/not covered by section 115BBC 534 >>   
          Entities covered 534 >>   
          Entities not covered 535 >>   
Position regarding taxation of anonymous donation under different circumstances 535 >>   
          Trust created wholly for religious purposes 535 >>   
          Trust created for both religious as well as charitable purposes 536 >>   
          Wholly charitable trusts 537 >>   
Scope of anonymous donation 537 >>   
What is "record" 537 >>   
Period for which such record is to be kept 538 >>   
Addition under section 115BBC justified in case of non-maintenance of details and records 538 >>   
Addition where details of contribution not furnished 538 >>   
No addition to be made where details of donations received in donation boxes could not be furnished 539 >>   
Income taxable under section 115BBC not to be exempt under section 11 or 12 539 >>   
Applicability of sections 68 to 69C in case of anonymous donation 539 >>   
Levy of interest under section 234B or under section 234C in case of anonymous donation 541 >>   
Non-applicability of section 115BBC where trust is charitable as well as religious 542 >>   

Section E : Taxation of Charitable Trusts

543 >>   
42. - Income Taxation of Charitable Trusts 543 >>   
Appropriate status of trust under direct tax laws 543 >>   
Provision relevant to taxation of charitable trusts 544 >>   
Charge of non-exempt income of wholly charitable trust, etc. 544 >>   
Rate of tax on income in respect of which exemption forfeited under section 13(1)(c)/(d) 545 >>   
Tax rate applicable to trust having investment and business incomes 546 >>   
Tax rate applicable to trust having investment in prescribed media as also in other than prescribed media 546 >>   
Rate of tax on income of charitable trust losing exemption under section 13(1)(b) 547 >>   
Charge of non-exempt income of partly charitable trust [Section 164(3)] 548 >>   
Exception to the provisions of section 164(3) [First proviso to sub-section (3)] 548 >>   
          Where no beneficiary having any other chargeable income [Clause (i) of first proviso to section 164(3)] 549 >>   
          Where trust declared by will [Clause (ii) of first proviso to section 164(3)] 549 >>   
          Where trust created before 1-3-1970 [Clause (iii) of first proviso to section 164(3)] 549 >>   
          Charge of tax of income of trust where income includes profits and gains of business or profession [Second proviso to section 164(3)] 549 >>   
          Where income not exempt [Third proviso to section 164(3)] 549 >>   
Illustration 550 >>   
          Computation of tax liability in (i) 550 >>   
          Computation of tax liability in (ii) and (iii) 550 >>   
Maximum marginal rate -- Meaning of 550 >>   
Taxability of charitable trust at maximum marginal rate 551 >>   
Taxation till grant of registration 551 >>   
Taxation of anonymous donation 552 >>   
43. - Tax on Accreted Income of a Charitable Trust/Institution 553 >>   
Tax on accreted income when payable 553 >>   
Trust or institution when deemed to have been converted into any form not eligible for registration 553 >>   
Rate of tax on accreted income 554 >>   
Specified date 554 >>   
Meaning of accreted income 555 >>   
Tax on accreted income payable even if no income-tax payable 556 >>   
Time limit within which tax on accreted income payable 556 >>   
Tax paid shall be treated as final 557 >>   
No deduction under any other provisions 557 >>   
Payment of interest 557 >>   
Trust or institution when deemed to be assessee in default 557 >>   
44. - Common Areas of Enquiry by Department While Handling Assessment of Charitable Trusts/Institutions 559 >>   
Activities of Charitable Trusts 559 >>   
Utilisation and application of funds by trusts 559 >>   
Accumulated income and its utilisation 560 >>   
Inter trust donation to be looked into 560 >>   
Corpus donation 561 >>   
Anonymous donation 561 >>   
Enquiry regarding business income of trust 562 >>   
Scrutiny by assessing officer with a view to check the existence of any prohibitions contemplated under section 13 562 >>   
Enquiry regarding registration of trust 562 >>   
Section F : Trust Deeds -- Preparation and Samples 564 >>   
45. - Constitution of Charitable Entity Via Trust Deed -- Governing Principles 564 >>   
Requirement of documentary evidence while creating a trust 564 >>   
Relevance of express words employed in the trust deed 564 >>   
Construction of deeds 564 >>   
          Deed must be read as a whole 564 >>   
          Circumstances prevailing at the time of drafting also relevant 565 >>   
          Conflicting provisions of deed 565 >>   
          Valid and invalid parts 565 >>   
          Substance of the matter, rather than precise language, relevant 565 >>   
Supplementary trust deed 566 >>   
Binding nature of supplementary deed 566 >>   
Certificate of registration with Endowments Department vis-a-vis creation of trust 566 >>   
Rectification of trust deed 567 >>   
          Procedure for rectification of trust deed 567 >>   
          Relevant case law 567 >>   
          Effect of rectification of trust deed 569 >>   
          Charitable trust to apply for fresh registration each time its objects are modified 570 >>   
Rejection on the ground that amended deed not produced 571 >>   
Civil court's power to direct for administration of trust under section 92 of Civil Procedure Code 571 >>   
Trust deed binds trustees 572 >>   
For dedicating property for public charitable purposes, registered deed not necessary 572 >>   
Drafting of trust deed 573 >>   
          Definition of the terms relevant for drafting according to section 3 of the Indian Trust Act, 1982 573 >>   
          Charitable purpose of the trust 574 >>   
          The three essential certaintees for creation of trust 574 >>   
          Special points to be borne in mind for enabling availing of exemption under the Income Tax Act 574 >>   
          As to trustees 575 >>   
          Working of the trust 575 >>   
          Suggestion providing proper safeguard 575 >>   
46. - Specification of Objects in Charitable Trust Deed 576 >>   
Charitable objects of the trust must be specified with particularity 576 >>   
Primary (dominant) vis-a-vis incidental objects 577 >>   
          Trustees empowered to spend funds on any of the objects 578 >>   
          Presence of ancillary or secondary non-charitable object 578 >>   
          Object meant merely to give logical conclusion to the primary object 579 >>   
          Invalidity of one object -- Where not allowed to affect the other objects 579 >>   
          Activities ancillary to primary object 579 >>   
          Primary purpose advancement of objects of general public utility, but incidental entry into the political domain 580 >>   
          Where it is established that objects of trust were charitable, the fact that trustees authorised to carry on business to find funds for trust is not relevant 580 >>   
          Discretionary power of trustees to give preference also to other members of public in case of a trust meant for certain persons -- Effect of 580 >>   
Interpretation of objects clauses 581 >>   
          Intention of the settlor to be gathered from the trust deed as a whole 581 >>   
          Substance of the matter should be looked at 581 >>   
          All objects to be considered 581 >>   
          Purpose of trust to be ascertained from constitution thereof 581 >>   
          Deduction of intention of one object from other objects 581 >>   
          Ejusdem generis rule 582 >>   
          Further evidence besides trust deed may also be considered 583 >>   
Objects of the trust and not power of trustees or intention of settlor decisive 583 >>   
Objects of the trust distinguished from beneficiaries 584 >>   
Uncertain objects make trust not charitable 584 >>   
Activities not intended to be taken 585 >>   
Non-charitable objects not carried out -- Effect of 585 >>   
Charitable trust to apply for fresh registration each time its objects are modified 586 >>   
47. - Preparation of Charitable Trust Deed and Sample Deeds 587 >>   
Guidance notes for preparing trust deed under specific circumstances 587 >>   
          Preamble 587 >>   
          Name clause 588 >>   
          Clause specifying income sources, specific objects to which income is to be applied, etc. 588 >>   
          Specific objects clause 589 >>   
          Clauses for ensuring exemption under sections 11 and 12 to the trust and enabling deduction under section 80G to the donors to the trust 591 >>   
          Provision for administrative management expenses 591 >>   
          Provision of power to trustee to accept donations, to make transfer of trust property and accept voluntary contributions towards corpus only for meeting conditions under section 12 592 >>   
          Provision for enabling trustees to amalgamate with any trust 592 >>   
          Enlargement of object to purposes for which donations may be easily attracted 592 >>   
          Provision enabling management of the trust 593 >>   
          Clause as to the trustees themselves, their number, filling up vacancies in the Board of Trustees, taking care of the contingency of the vacation of office by a trustee, etc. 594 >>   
          Provision regarding maintenance of accounts, auditing, etc. 595 >>   
          Provision relating to custody of trust property, bank accounts, its operation and for borrowing moneys on security for the purposes of the trust 595 >>   
          Provision regarding investment of trust funds, dealing with trust properties, alienation of immovable properties of trust, etc. 596 >>   
          Provisions regarding vesting of properties in and ancillary powers of trustees 597 >>   
          Provision limiting liability and answerability of trustees 598 >>   
          Provision of procedural aspects of meetings of Board of Trustees and the decision making 599 >>   
          Clause enabling spending and utilisation of trust funds and dissolution thereof 599 >>   
          Concluding part 599 >>   
Sample Deed of trust for temple 600 >>   
Sample deed of Memorial Trust 602 >>   

Part II : Trusts, Funds, Educational and Medical Institutions Exempt Under Section 10(23C)

610 >>   

Section A : Exemption Under Section 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi)/(via)

611 >>   
48. - Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C)(iv)/(v) 611 >>   
Scheme of exemption under section 10(23C)(iv) 611 >>   
Scheme of exemption under section 10(23C)(v) 611 >>   
Application for approval by fund, trust or institution w.e.f. 1-4-2021 611 >>   
Action to be taken by Principal Commissioner or Commissioner on receipt of application 612 >>   
Applicability of approval under new provision 613 >>   
Validity period of approval 613 >>   
Procedure for approval and re-approval -- At a glance 613 >>   
Approval to fund, or trust or institution as relevant upto 31-3-2021 614 >>   
Justification of denial of approval arbitrarily 616 >>   
Application of income 616 >>   
Any sum paid to other charitable trust or institution as corpus donation shall not be treated as application of income 617 >>   
Clarification as regards corpus donation 617 >>   
Money utilised out of corpus funds or out of loan or borrowings not to be treated as application of income 618 >>   
Application of disallowance provision under section 40(a)(ia) and 40A(3)/(3A) 618 >>   
Restriction on application of income out of accumulated fund 618 >>   
Depreciation not to be allowed as deduction while computing income for the purpose of application or accumulation 619 >>   
Income from business -- When exempt 619 >>   
Business income incidental to achieving main objects of charitable trust 619 >>   
Requirement regarding audit of fund, trust or institution 620 >>   
Funds approved for purpose of section 10(23C)(iv)/(v) cannot claim exemption under other clauses of section 10 except in case of agricultural income 620 >>   
Fund, trust or institution eligible for tax exemption even where donations in kind are not in the form of articles notified by the CBDT -- Circular No. 580, dated 14-9-1990 620 >>   
Exemption in respect of deemed income under section 68 621 >>   
Exemption where application for registration under section 12A pending 621 >>   
Rejection of application if not addressed to competent authority 621 >>   
Assessee where collecting fee 621 >>   
Trust providing accommodation, food, etc., to members and non-members and charging for it 622 >>   
Return of income by charitable trust 622 >>   
49. - Educational Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) 623 >>   
Statutory provisions governing exemption to educational institutions 623 >>   
          Sub-clause (iiiab) of section 10(23C) 623 >>   
          Sub-clause (iiiad) of section 10(23C) 623 >>   
          Sub-clause (vi) of section 10(23C) 623 >>   
Connotation of educational institution for the purpose of section 10(23C) 623 >>   
Institution to be established solely for educational purposes 624 >>   
Institution providing Post Graduate Diploma Course in Construction Management 626 >>   
Institution not affiliated to or recognised by university or Board 626 >>   
Institution engaged in compilation, publication and printing of text books 626 >>   
Institution providing hostel facility, books, tuition fee, financial assistance, etc. 627 >>   
Institution established for propagating preachings 628 >>   
Institution established for imparting training in use of fire arms and rifles 628 >>   
Research institution imparting professional or specialised education 628 >>   
Board of education 629 >>   
Co-operative union imparting education 629 >>   
Society engaged in running courses in Russian language as well as in paramedical and training/preparatory courses 629 >>   
Object of serving church and nation 630 >>   
Running coaching classes 630 >>   
Institution established for training for development of entrepreneurship 630 >>   
Deemed university -- Eligibility for exemption 630 >>   
50. - Medical Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) 632 >>   
Statutory provisions governing exemption to hospitals and other philanthropic institutions 632 >>   
          Sub-clause (iiiac) of section 10(23C) 632 >>   
          Sub-clause (iiiae) of section 10(23C) 632 >>   
          Sub-clause (via) of section 10(23C) 633 >>   
Existence of hospital for availing of exemption 633 >>   
Any other philanthropic institution -- Meaning and scope 633 >>   
Institution to be existing solely for philanthropic purposes 634 >>   
Expression "Medical attention" in section 10(23C)(iiiae) 635 >>   
Medical institution, etc., not to be exist for purposes of profit 635 >>   
Exemption whether available to maternity hospital 637 >>   
Exemption in respect of rental income 637 >>   
51. - Exemption to Educational and Medical Societies 638 >>   
Condition as to imparting education 638 >>   
Assessee society, where only acting as financial body 639 >>   
Society running hospital 639 >>   
52. - Exemption Under Section 11 Vis-a-Vis Under Section 10(23C) 641 >>   
Exemption available under section 11 641 >>   
Exemption where available both under section 10(23C) as well as under section 11 641 >>   
Trust approved under section 10(23C) or notified under section 10(46) can claim benefit of only one section either section 10(23C) or section 10(46) or section 11 641 >>   
53. - Conditions for Availing of Exemption by Educational Institutions 643 >>   
I. EXEMPTION WHEN AVAILABLE UNDER SECTION 10(23C)(iiiab) 643 >>   
Two basic conditions to be fulfilled for purposes of exemption under section 10(23C)(iiiab) 643 >>   
No exemption in case where abovementioned conditions not satisfied 644 >>   
Meaning and scope of substantially financed by Government [As interpretated prior to specific meaning provided by the Explanation inserted in section 10(23C) w.e.f. assessment year 2015-16] 644 >>   
Meaning of "substantially financed by the Government" 645 >>   
          Percentage of Government Grant for considering university, hospital etc. as substantially financed by the Government for the purposes of section 10(23C) 645 >>   
          Relevant case law 645 >>   
No exemption where main motto is to earn profit 646 >>   
II. EXEMPTION WHEN CLAIMABLE UNDER SECTION 10(23C)(iiiad) 647 >>   
Exemption available under section 10(23C)(iiiad) where aggregate annual receipt not exceed Rs. 5 crore 647 >>   
Computation of "aggregate annual receipt" 647 >>   
          Position effective from assessment year 2022-23 647 >>   
          Provision illustrated 648 >>   
          Judiciary prior to amendment by Finance Act, 2021 648 >>   
Corpus donation vis-a-vis annual receipt 650 >>   
Specific provision to be prevailed 651 >>   
Denial of exemption on ground of disallowance of expenses 651 >>   
Benefit of section 10(23C)(iiiad) can be considered even at the appellate stage 651 >>   
No approval required from prescribed authority 651 >>   
Exemption under section 10(23C)(iiiad) vis-a-vis existing solely for educational purposes 652 >>   
Society providing coaching for competitive examinations 653 >>   
III. EXEMPTION WHEN AVAILABLE UNDER SECTION 10(23C)(vi) 653 >>   
Conditions to be fulfilled for claiming exemption under section 10(23C)(vi) 653 >>   
IV. CONDITIONS WHERE EXEMPTION IS AVAILABLE UNDER SECTION 11 654 >>   
V. OTHER GENERAL CONDITIONS 654 >>   
Actual existence of institution 654 >>   
Actual existence to be investigated every year 655 >>   
Solely for educational purposes 656 >>   
Exemption not to be denied on the basis of other incidental activities 656 >>   
Utilisation of fund allegedly for personal purposes 658 >>   
Expenditure towards development and expansion of educational activities 659 >>   
Activity of printing and publishing of books 659 >>   
Educational courses for imparting theoretical and practical training in tool and die making and designing 660 >>   
Huge amount towards charitable purposes and meagre amount for educational purposes 660 >>   
Institution giving scholarship and not imparting any knowledge 660 >>   
Institution organising occasional lectures and seminars 661 >>   
Utilisation of funds for educational purposes 661 >>   
Institution carrying on educational as well as charitable activities but separate accounts maintained 662 >>   
Contribution to social club 662 >>   
Deletion of non-charitable objective clause from the Memorandum and Articles of Association -- Impact of 662 >>   
Minor contradiction or deviations in account vis-a-vis profit motive 663 >>   
Exemption not to be denied where method of admission of students was illegal 663 >>   
Exemption where apart from educational purposes, society's aims and objects contained several other objects 663 >>   
Exemption not to be denied for non-maintenance of books of account 664 >>   
Not for purpose of earning profit -- Scope of 664 >>   
          Exemption not to be denied, where surplus derived 664 >>   
          Exemption under sections 10(23C)(iiiad) or 10(23C)(vi) cannot be denied merely on the ground that educational activities incidentally resulted in surplus 666 >>   
          Real objective of institution to be examined 667 >>   
          Incidental profit earned by educational institution 668 >>   
          No exemption where educational institution run on commercial basis 669 >>   
          Benefit to founder member or his wife -- Impact of 669 >>   
          Advance to other schools out of surplus earned 669 >>   
          Burden to prove 670 >>   
Relevance of exemption granted in earlier years 670 >>   
No jurisdiction to assessing officer to deny exemption for not complying with the terms of the grant of exemption 671 >>   
Assessee being Regulatory Commission to regulate operations of private universities 672 >>   
Exemption not to be denied merely because memorandum and objects listed on a plain paper 672 >>   
Denial of exemption merely on basis of alleged non-compliance of provision of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 by assessee-school 672 >>   
No exemption in case of non submission of audited accounts and balance sheet 672 >>   
Approval application where sent to wrong jurisdictional CIT (Exemption) 672 >>   
Exemption whether can be claimed in respect of deemed income 673 >>   
No exemption where money collected over and above the prescribed fee 673 >>   
Allowability of exemption where allegation as to misutilization of funds not established 673 >>   
Assessment order where passed without awaiting for approval 674 >>   
Application of surplus towards addition to school building 674 >>   
Approval under section 10(23C)(vi) where assessee already granted registration under section 12A 674 >>   
Assessee not having independent Memorandum of Association, Bye laws, etc. 675 >>   
Impact of denial of section 11 benefit by AO 675 >>   
Principles emerging from decision in Maharishi Institute of Creative Intelligence v. CIT (1997) 62 ITD 169 (All-Trib) 675 >>   
          As to society not existing for profit 675 >>   
          Income from buses run by school 675 >>   
          Interest income from fixed deposits and other surplus 676 >>   
          Society also having some non-educational purpose 676 >>   
54. - Filing of Return by Educational and Medical Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) 677 >>   
Requirement as to filing of return by educational and medical institutions 677 >>   
Return when required to be filed 677 >>   
Form of return 677 >>   
Manner of furnishing of return of income 678 >>   
Return filed under section 139(4C) to be treated as return filed under section 139(1) 678 >>   
Penalty for non-filing of return 678 >>   
Position emerging from certain case law 678 >>   
55. - Investigation and Verification by Department in Case of Educational Institutions 680 >>   
Records which may be verified by assessing officer 680 >>   
Sources of funds required to be examined 680 >>   
Investigation of reasonableness of various expenses 681 >>   
Areas to be taken care of by institutions 682 >>   

Section B : Procedural Aspects and Requirement of Various Provisos to Section 10(23C)

683 >>   
56. - Overview of Provisos to Section 10(23C) Vis-a-Vis Exemption to Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) 683 >>   
Requirement as to filing of application for approval 683 >>   
Action to be taken on receipt of application 684 >>   
Conditions as to application or accumulation of income 685 >>   
Notification under section 10(23C)(vi) vis-a-vis infringement of section 11(5) 687 >>   
No denial of exemption under sub-clause (vi) or (via) in relation to any funds invested or deposited before 1-6-1998 687 >>   
No denial of exemption under sub-clauses (iv)/(v)/(vi)/(via) in relation to certain voluntary contribution 688 >>   
No exemption in respect of profits and gains of business 688 >>   
Applicability of approval 688 >>   
Time limit for passing of order for approval 688 >>   
Requirement as to audit 688 >>   
Consequences of misutilisation or non-utilisation of funds 689 >>   
Any sum paid to other charitable trust or institution as corpus donation shall not be treated as application of income 689 >>   
Payment to other trusts out of accumulated fund not to be treated as application of income 689 >>   
Withdrawal of approval by Central Government or by prescribed authority 690 >>   
No exemption in respect of anonymous donation referred to in section 115BBC 690 >>   
Status of pending applications 690 >>   
No exemption to certain trusts referred to in section 10(23C)(iv)/(v) if the provisions of first proviso to section 2(15) become applicable 691 >>   
Funds approved for purpose of section 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi)/(via) cannot claim exemption under other clauses of section 10 except in case of agricultural income 691 >>   
57. - Procedure Regarding Approval by Trusts and Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) [As Applicable from 1-4-2021] 692 >>   
Requirement as to filing of application for grant of approval under section 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi)(via) 692 >>   
Power to call for requisite documents and to make necessary enquiry and effective period of approval [Second proviso to section 10(23C)] 693 >>   
          Position upto 31-3-2021 693 >>   
Applicability of approval and time period for grant of approval to institutions specified in section 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi) and (via) 694 >>   
          Position upto 31-3-2021 694 >>   
Form for furnishing application for approval for purpose of section 10(23C) 695 >>   
Documents to be attached with Form No. 10A and Form No. 10AB 695 >>   
Manner for furnishing Form 10A and Form 10AB 696 >>   
Order of approval and cancellation thereof where application is made in Form No. 10A 696 >>   
Order of approval where application is made in Form No. 10AB 697 >>   
Effective date of approval where asked for under clause (iv) of first proviso to section 10(23C) 697 >>   
Authority responsible for laying down relevant procedure 697 >>   
Procedure regarding approval as applicable upto 31-3-2021 697 >>   
New procedure for approval or re-approval -- At a glance 698 >>   
58. - Scheme for Faceless Approval 700 >>   
59. - Various Issues Relevant to Approval 701 >>   
Withdrawal of approval by prescribed authority 701 >>   
Absence of approval from prescribed authority -- Impact of 701 >>   
Rejection of application for approval -- Justification under varying circumstances 702 >>   
Impact of consolidated application for exemption 704 >>   
Non-furnishing of requisite documents due to on-going Covid-19 pandemic 705 >>   
Power to condone delay 706 >>   
Application for approval not to be rejected without specifying grounds therefor 706 >>   
Rejection on ground of applicability of section 13 708 >>   
Rejection of approval on the ground of having multiple objects 709 >>   
Rejection of renewal of recognition without providing hearing opportunity 709 >>   
Generation of surplus and payment of honorarium to non-members 709 >>   
Filing of fresh application on rejection of earlier application 710 >>   
Shifting grant of approval from assessment year 2016-17 to assessment year 2017-18 710 >>   
Furnishing of application by society 710 >>   
Certain clarifications by the CBDT regarding grant of approval and claim of exemption under section 10(23C)(vi)/(via) 710 >>   
          Scope of enquiry while granting approval 710 >>   
          Necessity for registration under section 12AA while seeking approval/ claiming exemption under section 10(23C)(vi) 711 >>   
          Generation of surplus out of gross receipts 712 >>   
          Collection of amounts under different heads of fee from students 712 >>   
          Impact of extraordinary powers of the Managing Trustees to appoint/remove or nominate other trustees 712 >>   
          Applicability of same principles while granting approval under section 10(23C)(via) 713 >>   
60. - Requirements As to Application or Accumulation of Income by Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) 714 >>   
Condition regarding application or accumulation of income not relevant for institutions claiming exemption under sub-clauses (iiiab)/(iiiac)/(iiiad)/(iiiae) 714 >>   
Requirement regarding application or accumulation of income by institutions covered by sub-clauses (iv)/(v)/(vi) and (via) of section 10(23C) 714 >>   
Corpus donation vis-a-vis application of income 715 >>   
Money utilised out of corpus funds or out of loan or borrowings not to be treated as application of income 716 >>   
Applicability of provision of sections 40(a)(ia) and 40A(3)/(3A) 716 >>   
Any sum paid to a charitable trust or institution as corpus donation shall not be treated as application of income 716 >>   
Payment to other institution out of accumulated income not to be treated as application of income 717 >>   
Consequences of non-compliance of requirement regarding application or accumulation of income 717 >>   
Application of income wholly and exclusively to the objects for which it is established -- Scope of 718 >>   
Requirement of application of income in India for availing of exemption under section 10(23C)(vi) 720 >>   
Application of income vis-a-vis approval under section 10(23C) 723 >>   
Requirement as to compliance of third proviso to be seen at the time of assessment and not at the time of registration 724 >>   
Investment of accumulated funds by educational or medical institutions 724 >>   
Accumulation of income by educational institutions vis-a-vis generation of profits 726 >>   
Interest free loan given by one society to another society whether violates section 11(5) 726 >>   
Withdrawal of approval on violation of provisions of section 13(1)(d)/11(5) 727 >>   
Application of donation received in kind 727 >>   
Institutions approved under section 10(23C)(vi)/(via) cannot claim general exemption under other clauses of section 10, except for agricultural income 728 >>   
Depreciation not to be allowed as deduction while computing income for purpose of application 728 >>   
61. - Business Income of Institutions Claiming Exemption under Section 10(23C) 729 >>   
Business income of institutions covered by sub-clauses (iiiab)/ (iiiac)/(iiiad)/(iiiae) of clause (23C) of section 10 729 >>   
Business income of institutions covered by clauses 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi)/(via) 729 >>   
Business income of fund or trust or institution claiming exemption under section 11 729 >>   
Scope of the word 'incidental' in the context of section 11(4A) as well as in context of seventh proviso to section 10(23C) 730 >>   
Exemption to educational society engaged in conducting chit business 733 >>   

Section C : Taxation and Audit of Charitable, Educational and Medical Institutions

734 >>   
62. - Taxation of Voluntary Contributions 734 >>   
Voluntary contribution treated as income of Institution 734 >>   
Treatment of voluntary contribution in case of institution referred to in section 10(23C)(vi)/(via) 735 >>   
Voluntary contribution in case of institution referred to in section 10(23C)(iiiad)/(iiiae) 735 >>   
Voluntary contribution in case of institution wholly or substantially financed by Government 736 >>   
Treatment of involuntary donation 736 >>   
63. - Capitation Fee Received by Educational & Medical Institutions 738 >>   
Relevance of capitation fee in the context 738 >>   
Capitation fee allegedly diverted for personal benefits of trustees/members 738 >>   
Receipt of capitation fee allegedly for allotment of seats under management quota 738 >>   
Receipt of fee in the name of building fund or library fund liable for taxation 739 >>   
Treatment of capitation fee credited to corpus of institution 739 >>   
Institution not existing for profit motive 740 >>   
Exemption not to be denied if funds utilized in imparting education 741 >>   
Addition on the basis of alleged receipt of capitation fee 742 >>   
Voluntary contributions, whether capitation fee 742 >>   
Capitation fee which is more than prescribed fee and tax consequence 742 >>   
64. - Tax Treatment of Anonymous Donations Received by Charitable, Educational or Medical Institutions 744 >>   
Meaning of anonymous donation 744 >>   
Anonymous donation received by educational or medical institutions 744 >>   
Anonymous donation referred to in section 115BBC to be included in total income 744 >>   
Rate of tax in respect of anonymous donations 745 >>   
65. - Audit of Charitable, Educational and Medical Institutions 746 >>   
Compulsory audit of institutions referred to in section 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi)/(via) 746 >>   
Audit when to be done 746 >>   
Form of report for the purposes of section 10(23C)(iv)/(v)/(vi)/(via) 746 >>   
Audit report in form other than relevant form -- Exemption can still be allowed 746 >>   
Audit report to be furnished electronically 746 >>   
Form No. 10BB 747 >>   
Contents of Form No. 10BB 747 >>   
Auditor's responsibilities 747 >>   
Check list 747 >>   

Section D : Sample Draft Deeds

750 >>   
66. - Sample Draft Deed of Trust For Charitable Dispensary or Hospital 750 >>   
Sample Draft deed 750 >>   

Part III : Donations and Approval Under Section 80G

753 >>   
67. - Deduction to Donors under Section 80G Regarding Their Donations to NGOs/Societies, Etc. 754 >>   
Donation : Meaning of 754 >>   
Donation : Tax treatment 754 >>   
Donation to any institution or fund established in India for charitable purpose eligible for deduction 754 >>   
Scheme of deduction 754 >>   
Upper limit of deductible amount 756 >>   
Conditions to be fulfilled by institution or fund for availing of deduction under section 80G 757 >>   
Condition regarding approval and reapproval as effective from 1-4-2021 759 >>   
          Time limit for making application 759 >>   
          Validity period of approval 759 >>   
          Time limit for passing order 760 >>   
          Applicability of approval 760 >>   
Approved trusts, institutions required to provide statement of donation 760 >>   
          Filing of statement of donation received 760 >>   
          Furnishing of certificate to donor 760 >>   
          Consequences of non-compliance 761 >>   
No other deduction permitted where deduction under section 80G availed of 761 >>   
Relaxation in respect of donation for religious purposes 761 >>   
No deduction in case of cash donation exceeding Rs. 2,000 762 >>   
Donation for benefit of Scheduled Castes, Schedule Tribes and other backward classes, etc. does not amount to be for benefit of particular religious community 762 >>   
No denial of deduction in certain cases in spite of denial of exemption to donee fund or institution 762 >>   
Deduction under section 80G in respect of donation to be allowed after verification thereof 763 >>   
Donation need not to come out of income chargeable to tax 763 >>   
Year of allowability of deduction 763 >>   
Donation by cheque -- Relevant date for computing deduction 763 >>   
Failure to produce evidence in respect of payment of donation 763 >>   
Computation of gross total income 763 >>   
Institutions notified by Central Government to be deemed to be institutions established in India for charitable purposes 764 >>   
Games and sports specified via Notification No. 357/2002, dt. 29-11-2002 [F.No. 142/16/2002-TPL] 764 >>   
Donations must be of a sum of money 764 >>   
68. - Procedure as to Approval of Trusts, Institution, Etc. 766 >>   
Procedure for approval as applicable upto 31-3-2021 766 >>   
Procedure laid down by rule 11AA as applicable upto 31-3-2021 766 >>   
          Validity of approval granted under section 80G(5)(vi) 767 >>   
New procedure regarding application for approval [Effective from 1-4-2021] 768 >>   
          Time limit for application for approval under varying circumstances 768 >>   
          Action to be taken by PCIT/CIT where trust or institution already approved before 1-4-2021 768 >>   
          Action to be taken by PCIT/CIT, where approval is due to expire or where provisional approval is converted into normal approval 768 >>   
          Where the institution or fund makes an application for approval in any other case 769 >>   
Applicability of approval 769 >>   
Status of pending applications 769 >>   
Form in which application to be made for purpose of section 80G(5)(vi) 770 >>   
Documents to be attached with Form 10A and Form 10AB 770 >>   
Manner of furnishing application 771 >>   
Order of approval where application made in Form 10A 771 >>   
Cancellation of approval 771 >>   
Effective date in case of provisional approval 771 >>   
Order of approval where application is made in Form 10AB 772 >>   
Authority empowered to lay down requisite procedure 772 >>   
Scheme for faceless approval 772 >>   
New procedure for approval -- In nutshell 773 >>   
69. - Procedure as to Furnishing of Statement and Certificate 774 >>   
Trusts approved under section 80G require to furnish statement of donation to prescribed authority and certificate of donation to donor 774 >>   
          Filing of statement of donation received 774 >>   
          Furnishing of certificate to donor 774 >>   
          Consequences of non-compliance 774 >>   
Form of statement of particulars for purpose of section 80G(5)(viii) and authority to whom such statement required to be furnished 775 >>   
Particulars to be furnished by the reporting person 775 >>   
Time limit for furnishing Form 10BD 775 >>   
Manner of furnishing Form 10BD 775 >>   
Furnishing of certificate to donor 776 >>   
Authority empowered to lay down relevant procedure 776 >>   
70. - Issues Relevant to Grant of Approval 777 >>   
Approval to be granted on fulfilment of requisite conditions 777 >>   
Opportunity of hearing to be provided before declining/renewal of exemption 778 >>   
Reasons to be recorded while refusing approval 779 >>   
Justification of refusal to recognise NGO, etc. on charitable vis-a-vis religious ground for section 80G 780 >>   
Justification of rejection of application on ground of non-application of income 781 >>   
Effective date for recognition of approval 781 >>   
Impact of having been registered under section 12AA 781 >>   
Institutions or funds notified under section 10(23C), not automatically recognised for the purposes of section 80G -- Circular No. 416, dt. 11-4-1985 783 >>   
Deduction is not allowable where whole or substantially whole purpose is of religious nature 783 >>   
Refusal of approval on the ground of being engaged in business activities 784 >>   
No deduction in case of mixed trusts 786 >>   
Renewal of registration where objects included construction of temples 787 >>   
Renewal of section 80G recognition where diversion of funds exceeding five per cent of religious nature 787 >>   
Renewal of approval vis-a-vis rule of consistency 789 >>   
Renewal of recognition for the purposes of section 80G 791 >>   
Justification of refusal to renew registration on ground of alleged violation of section 11(5) 794 >>   
Trust, when not entitled to approval for the purposes of section 80G 795 >>   
Donee trust not required to produce exemption certificate 796 >>   
No deduction in case of donation to college having no approval 796 >>   
Denial on the allegation of assessee not having spent money towards objects of trust 796 >>   
Refusal of recognition on the ground that particulars of donors not given 797 >>   
Justification of denial of exemption on the ground of non-genuineness 797 >>   
Expenses where incurred on CSR activity 798 >>   
Impact of disallowance of donation expenditure 798 >>   

Part IV : Accounting by Trusts and Institutions

799 >>   
71. - Applicability of Accounting Standards to Trusts and Institutions 800 >>   
Relevance of Accounting Standards 800 >>   
Accounting Standards normally not applicable to charitable entities 801 >>   
Accounting Standards applicable to charitable entities 801 >>   
72. - Revenue Recognition by Trusts and Institutions [AS-9] 802 >>   
Introduction and scope 802 >>   
Exclusions from scope of AS-9 802 >>   
Meaning of revenue 803 >>   
          Exclusions from revenue 803 >>   
Time of recognition of revenue 803 >>   
          Sale of goods 803 >>   
          Illustrations relating to sale of goods as per AS-9 804 >>   
          Rendering of services 805 >>   
          Illustrations relating to recognition of revenue arising from rendering of services 806 >>   
          Use by others of enterprise resources yielding interest, royalty and dividend 807 >>   
Effect of uncertainties on revenue recognition 809 >>   
Revenue recognition -- Transfer of property in the goods 809 >>   
Recognition of amount received on transfer of rights not belonging to company 809 >>   
Accounting for interest on overdue outstandings 810 >>   
Revenue recognition of amounts receivable on completion of performance guarantees 810 >>   
Disclosure requirements as per AS-9 811 >>   
AS-9 and Income-tax interface 811 >>   
          Recognition of revenue 811 >>   
          Treatment of taxes collected from customers 812 >>   
          Treatment of interest received on enhanced compensation 812 >>   
          Recognition of dividend received 813 >>   
          Recognition of interest, royalties etc. 813 >>   
          Recognition of expenditure 813 >>   
          Recognition of income on deferred basis 814 >>   
Important judicial pronouncements on recognition of different types of revenue 814 >>   
          Income from securities 814 >>   
          Interest on deposits 815 >>   
          Margin money forfeited by bank 815 >>   
          Forfeiture of advance received in respect of transfer of capital asset 815 >>   
          Interest on doubtful debt 815 >>   
          Refundable advance received from customers 815 >>   
          Retention of money as security 815 >>   
Question of extent of revenue recognition in relevant year and role of AS-9 where sale price realised in toto, but performance bank guarantee provided 816 >>   
Method of accounting in respect of finance charges earned by a leasing company 817 >>   
Accounts cannot be rejected merely because changed accounting method results in lower taxable income 818 >>   
73. - Accounting of Government Grants by Trusts and Institutions [AS-12] 820 >>   
Introduction and scope 820 >>   
          Government 820 >>   
          Government grant 820 >>   
Time of recognition of government grant 820 >>   
Accounting methods of recognition of government grants 821 >>   
          If government grant is received for specific assets 821 >>   
          If government grant relates to revenue 823 >>   
          If the nature of government grant is of promoter's contribution 824 >>   
          If government grant is received in the form of non-monetary asset 824 >>   
Application of provisions of other Accounting Standards 824 >>   
          AS-4 : Contingencies and Events Occurring after the Balance Sheet Date 824 >>   
          AS-5 : Net Profit or Loss for the Period, Prior Period Items and Changes in Accounting Policies 825 >>   
Accounting treatment when government grants become refundable 825 >>   
          Grant related to specific fixed asset 825 >>   
          Grant related to revenue 826 >>   
          Grant in the nature of promoter's contribution 826 >>   
Practical examples reflecting accounting and recognition of government grants 826 >>   
Disclosures required under AS-12 828 >>   
Treatment of grant received for a particular project 828 >>   
Treatment of grant received for repayment of loan and interest thereon 828 >>   
Tax implications 828 >>   
74. - Requirements as Per Other Important Accounting Standards 830 >>   
Disclosure of Accounting Policies [AS 1] 830 >>   
Valuation of inventories [AS 2] 830 >>   
Depreciation Accounting [AS 6] 831 >>   
Accounting for Fixed Assets [AS 10] 832 >>   
Effects of changes in foreign exchange rates [AS 11] 834 >>   
Accounting for investments [AS 13] 834 >>   
Related party disclosures [AS 18] 836 >>   
Intangible assets [AS 26] 837 >>   
Impairment of assets [AS 28] 838 >>   
Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets [AS 29] 839 >>   
75. - Preparation of Annual Accounts by Trusts or Institutions 842 >>   
Accounts of charitable entity 842 >>   
Significance of annual accounts of a charitable entity 842 >>   
Format of annual accounts of a charitable entity 843 >>   
76. - Guidance Notes As to Accounting in Case of Schools 859 >>   
Accounting by schools 859 >>   
Need of adequate accounting mechanism 859 >>   
Scope of applicability of Guidance Note 859 >>   
Preparation of separate books of accounts 860 >>   
Terminology defined 860 >>   
          School 860 >>   
          Financial statements 860 >>   
          Accounting period 860 >>   
          Accounting policies 860 >>   
          Accrual basis 860 >>   
          Fair value 860 >>   
Principles of accounting for schools 861 >>   
Basis of accounting 861 >>   
          Cash basis of accounting 861 >>   
          Accrual basis of accounting 861 >>   
Income arising to schools 862 >>   
          Income -- Meaning of 862 >>   
          Income recognition criteria 862 >>   
          Applicability of requirements of AS-9 : Revenue Recognition 862 >>   
          Recognition related principles of certain peculiar items 863 >>   
Recognition and measurement of grants-in-aid and donations 865 >>   
          Grants -- Meaning of 865 >>   
          Scope of grant 865 >>   
          Recognition of grants-in-aid and donations 866 >>   
Expenses incurred by schools 867 >>   
          Expenses -- Meaning of 867 >>   
          Recognition criteria for items of expenses 867 >>   
          Basis of recognising expenses 868 >>   
          Recognition of certain peculiar items of expenses 868 >>   
Recognition and measurement of assets 870 >>   
          Assets -- Meaning of 870 >>   
          Recognition criteria for assets 870 >>   
          Recognition related principles of certain peculiar items of assets 870 >>   
Recognition and measurement of liabilities 873 >>   
          Liabilities -- Meaning of 873 >>   
          Types of settlement of liabilities 873 >>   
          Recognition criteria 873 >>   
          Measurement of liabilities 873 >>   
Recognition and measurement of provisions 874 >>   
          Provisions -- Meaning of 874 >>   
          Recognition and measurement 874 >>   
Recognition of contingent liabilities 874 >>   
          Contingent liabilities -- Meaning of 874 >>   
          Recognition 874 >>   
Books of account to be kept by schools 875 >>   
          Books of account 875 >>   
          Registers and other records to give adequate information 875 >>   
Formats of financial statements 875 >>   
          Preparation and presentation of income and expenditure account 876 >>   
          Preparation of balance sheet 876 >>   
Principles of fund based accounting 876 >>   
          Unrestricted funds 876 >>   
          Restricted funds 877 >>   
Disclosures related requirements 878 >>   
Disclosure as to related parties 878 >>   
          Related parties -- Meaning of 878 >>   
          Related parties -- Scope of 879 >>   
          Related party transactions 879 >>   
          Disclosure requirements 879 >>   
Transitional provisions where basis of accounting is changed from cash to accrual 880 >>   
          Assets 880 >>   
          Liabilities 880 >>   
Rates of depreciation as suggested for accounting purposes 880 >>   
Formats of financial statements of schools 881 >>   
77. - Guidance Notes As to Accounting for Hospitals 890 >>   
Need of accounting by hospitals 890 >>   
Features of accounting for hospitals and medical institutions 890 >>   
Features of accounting for other not-for-profit organisations 891 >>   

Part V : GST Implications Vis-a-Vis Trusts, Societies Etc.

893 >>   

Section A : GST -- Basic Aspects

894 >>   
78. - Overview of GST 894 >>   
What is Goods and Services Tax? 894 >>   
Central taxes subsumed within GST 894 >>   
State taxes subsumed within GST 895 >>   
Taxes and levies not subsumed within GST 895 >>   
Goods not chargeable to GST 895 >>   
Structure of GST in India 895 >>   
          Illustration 1 896 >>   
          Illustration 2 896 >>   
Tax is leviable on supply of goods or services 896 >>   
Goods -- Meaning 897 >>   
Services -- Meaning 897 >>   
Classification of goods and services 897 >>   
IGST is leviable on inter-State supplies of goods or services 898 >>   
Inter-State supply 898 >>   
Supply of goods in the course of inter-State trade or commerce 898 >>   
Supply of services in the course of inter-State trade or commerce 898 >>   
Location of recipient of services 899 >>   
Location of supplier of services 899 >>   
Fixed establishment 899 >>   
Inter-state movement of various modes of conveyance, carrying goods or passengers for repairs and maintenance -- Taxability of 899 >>   
Supply of goods by artists from galleries outside State 900 >>   
Import of goods or services 900 >>   
Supply of goods imported into territory of India 900 >>   
Supply of services imported into territory of India 900 >>   
Supply of goods or services outside India 901 >>   
Supplies in territorial waters 901 >>   
Export of goods and services 901 >>   
Rates of GST 901 >>   
Input tax credit 901 >>   
79. - Levy and Collection of Tax 903 >>   
Power to levy GST 903 >>   
Legislative scheme of levy of GST 903 >>   
Levy of CGST 903 >>   
Rates of CGST 904 >>   
Levy of SGST 904 >>   
Levy of UTGST 904 >>   
Levy of IGST 904 >>   
Taxable event under GST 905 >>   
Taxability of services rendered by NGOs, Charitable entities, Societies, etc. 905 >>   
Liability to get registered 905 >>   
          Entities engaged in making both taxable as well non-taxable/exempt supplies 905 >>   
          Entities engaged exclusively in making non-taxable/exempt supply 906 >>   
Taxability of supplies made without consideration 906 >>   
Tax is payable by a taxable person 907 >>   
Person -- Meaning 907 >>   
Person having more than one registration -- Effect of 908 >>   
Different establishments of a person 908 >>   
Levy of tax on reverse charge basis on certain notified services 908 >>   
Levy of tax on Reverse Charge i.r.o. supply received from unregistered person 909 >>   
          Position effective upto 31-1-2019 909 >>   
          Position effective from 1-2-2019 909 >>   
Composition scheme for supply of goods 909 >>   
Special composition scheme for supplier of goods or services or both 911 >>   
Concessional rate of tax in respect of supply of goods to specified institutions 912 >>   
80. - Meaning and Scope of Supply 916 >>   
Taxable event under GST 916 >>   
Services -- Meaning 916 >>   
Meaning and scope of supply 916 >>   
Import of goods is not supply under GST 917 >>   
Transfer of both title and possession is necessary 917 >>   
Supply in the course or furtherance of business 917 >>   
Business -- Definition 918 >>   
Scope of the expression 'supply made in the course or furtherance of business' 918 >>   
Supply by a taxable person 919 >>   
Person ceased to be a taxable person -- Consequences of 919 >>   
Clarifications in Tweet FAQs 919 >>   
          Disposal of scrap 919 >>   
          Slump sale 920 >>   
          Salary by a partnership firm to its partners 920 >>   
Consideration -- Meaning 920 >>   
Charitable activities of NGOs, Chartable Trusts, Societies are not supply 920 >>   
Activities that are treated as supply even if made without consideration 921 >>   
          Permanent transfer or disposal of business asset 921 >>   
          Supply between related persons and distinct persons 921 >>   
          Supply of goods by principal to his agent and vice versa 922 >>   
          Import of service from a related person 922 >>   
Taxability of gifts 922 >>   
          Gifts are treated as supply, when 922 >>   
          Gifts in cash and securities are not taxable 922 >>   
          Gift to an employee upto Rs. 50,000 is not regarded as supply 922 >>   
          Taxation of perquisites 923 >>   
Transactions which are treated as supply of goods 923 >>   
Transactions which are treated as supply of services 923 >>   
Activities which are regarded neither supply of goods nor supply of services 924 >>   
Activities or transactions specified in Schedule III 925 >>   
Activities undertaken by Central Government, or State Government or any Local Authority which are treated neither supply of goods nor supply of services 925 >>   
81. - Composite and Mixed Supply 927 >>   
Composite supply -- Meaning 927 >>   
Principal supply -- Meaning 928 >>   
Two or more supplies should be taxable supplies 928 >>   
Tax liability on a composite supply 928 >>   
          Activity of bus body building -- Nature of supply 928 >>   
          Retreading of tyres -- Nature of supply 928 >>   
Time of supply in case of composite supply 928 >>   
Examples of two or more supplies naturally bundled in ordinary course of business 929 >>   
          Supply of cycle part and recovery of cartage and loading charges 929 >>   
          Hotels providing rooms with facility of breakfast 929 >>   
          Hotel booked for a conference on lump sum package 929 >>   
          Hospitals providing health care service and also supplying medicines 930 >>   
          Residential dwelling rented for use partly as residence and partly for non-residence purpose 930 >>   
          Services provided by freight forwarders 930 >>   
          Catering service provided together with renting of premises 930 >>   
          Services provided by boarding schools 930 >>   
Indicators determining whether services are bundled in the ordinary course of business 931 >>   
          Perception of consumer or service receiver -- Relevance of 931 >>   
          Majority of service providers in a particular area of business providing similar bundle of services 931 >>   
          Nature of services in a bundle of services 931 >>   
          Other illustrative indicators of naturally bundled service 931 >>   
Mixed supply -- Definition 932 >>   
Levy of tax in case of mixed supply 932 >>   
Time of supply in case of mixed supplies 932 >>   
Example of services not naturally bundled in ordinary course of business 932 >>   
          A package consisting of different items supplied for a single price 932 >>   
          One floor of house rented for use as residence and ground floor given for printing press 933 >>   
          Teaching of a course leading to dual qualification 933 >>   
82. - Levy of Tax on Reverse Charge Basis 934 >>   
Concept of reverse charge 934 >>   
Reverse charge -- Meaning 934 >>   
Applicability of reverse charge under different circumstances 934 >>   
Reverse charge on supply of goods or services notified by Government 934 >>   
Reverse charge on receipt of goods or services by a registered person from unregistered person [Position effective upto 31-1-2019] 935 >>   
          Scope of provision 935 >>   
          Reverse charge was not applicable in respect of exempted or non-taxable supply 935 >>   
          Reverse charge was applicable to composition dealer also 936 >>   
          Reverse charge on purchase of old jewellery by a jeweller from an individual 936 >>   
          Where place of supply is another State of unregistered supplier 937 >>   
Exemption from levy of tax on reverse charge basis under section 9(4) 937 >>   
          Levy of tax on reverse charge basis was exempted upto 31-1-2019 937 >>   
          Exemption in respect of supply of services or goods received by a deductor 937 >>   
          Exemption in respect of purchase of second hand goods by certain dealers 937 >>   
          Exemption in respect of import of services by a SEZ unit or developer of SEZ 937 >>   
Reverse charge on receipt of goods or services by a registered person from an unregistered person [Position effective from 1-2-2019] 938 >>   
Persons making supplies covered by reverse charge, not required to get registered 939 >>   
Input tax credit cannot be utilized for payment of tax on reverse charge basis 939 >>   
Tax paid on reverse charge basis can be claimed as input tax credit 939 >>   
Recipient of goods or services is required to get registered 940 >>   
Issuance of tax invoice by recipient of goods or services 940 >>   
Issuance of payment voucher by recipient of goods or supply 940 >>   
Time of supply of goods covered by reverse charge 940 >>   
Time of supply of services covered by reverse charge 940 >>   
Time of supply made by an associated enterprises located outside India 941 >>   
Value attracting reverse charge is not included in aggregate turnover 941 >>   
Supplies chargeable to tax on reverse charge basis are regarded as exempt supplies in the hands of supplier 941 >>   
APPENDIXES 941 >>   
Services Chargeable to Tax on Reverse Charge Basis 941 >>   
Supply of Goods Chargeable to Tax on Reverse Charge Basis 950 >>   

Section B : GST on NGOs, Trusts, Societies

952 >>   
83. - Charity and Social Care Services 952 >>   
Levy of GST on charity and social care services 952 >>   
Classification of service 952 >>   
Rate of tax 953 >>   
Exemption in respect of services by way of charitable activities 954 >>   
Charitable activities -- Meaning 954 >>   
Sale of spiritual products by a charitable entity is not exempt 955 >>   
Charitable entity must be registered under section 12AA of the Income-tax Act 955 >>   
Hostel accommodation provided by trusts to students is not a charitable activity 955 >>   
Exemption in respect of conduct of religious ceremony 956 >>   
Exemption in respect of renting of precincts of a religious place 956 >>   
          Nature of exemption 956 >>   
          Monetary ceiling for claiming exemption 956 >>   
          General public -- Meaning 957 >>   
Exemption in respect of religious pilgrimage 957 >>   
Exemption in respect of training or coaching in recreational activities 957 >>   
Exemption in respect of services received from a provider of service located in non-taxable territory 957 >>   
No GST leviable on free supply of food by religious institutions 958 >>   
Place of provision of service 958 >>   
84. - Human Health and Social Care Services 959 >>   
Levy of GST on human health and social care services 959 >>   
Classification of service 959 >>   
Rate of tax 959 >>   
Exemption in respect of services provided by a veterinary clinic 960 >>   
Exemption in respect of health care services 960 >>   
Health care services -- Meaning 960 >>   
          Recognized system of medicine -- Scope of 961 >>   
          Acupressure, acupuncture, colour therapy, etc. are not recognized system of medicines 961 >>   
          Consultancy charges paid by hospitals to senior doctors are exempt 961 >>   
          Charges recovered for ancillary services are also exempt 961 >>   
          Supply of food to in-patients is exempt 961 >>   
          Room rent in hospitals is exempt 962 >>   
          Services for improving aesthetic beauty are taxable 962 >>   
          Hair transplant or cosmetic or plastic surgery is taxable 962 >>   
Clinical establishment -- Meaning 962 >>   
Authorized medical practitioner -- Meaning 962 >>   
Paramedics -- Meaning 962 >>   
Exemption in respect of transportation of a patient in an ambulance 963 >>   
          Nature of exemption 963 >>   
          Ambulance service provided by Government and PSP 963 >>   
          Services provided by PSPs to State Government by way of transportation of patients 963 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. services provided by rehabilitation professionals 963 >>   
Exemption in respect of services provided by cord blood banks 963 >>   
Exemption in respect of health related charitable activities 963 >>   
Exemption in respect of treatment or disposal of bio-medical waste 964 >>   
Hospitals engaged exclusively in supplying exempt services are not required to get registered 964 >>   
Supply of medicines and stents during the course of treatment of injury or operation -- Taxability 964 >>   
          Illustration 965 >>   
          Tax planning 965 >>   
Place of provision of health care services 965 >>   
          Where location of supplier and location of recipient is in India 965 >>   
          Where location of supplier or location of recipient is outside India 965 >>   
Allowability of input tax credit to recipient of health care services 966 >>   
          Position upto 31-1-2019 966 >>   
          Position w.e.f. 1-2-2019 966 >>   
85. - Education Services 967 >>   
Levy of GST on education related services 967 >>   
Classification of service 967 >>   
Rate of tax in respect of education services 968 >>   
Rate of tax on college hostel mess fees 968 >>   
Exemption in respect of education related services 968 >>   
          Nature of exemption 968 >>   
          Educational institution -- Meaning 969 >>   
          Catering provided by educational institution itself is exempt 969 >>   
          Catering provided by other person is taxable 969 >>   
          Central and State Educational Boards to be treated as educational institution 970 >>   
          Vocational training provided by private ITIs 970 >>   
          Conduct of examination by private ITIs against entrance fee 970 >>   
          Services provided by Government ITIs 970 >>   
          Maritime courses conducted by Maritime Training Institutes are exempt 970 >>   
Pre-school education and education upto higher secondary 971 >>   
          Meaning of pre-school 971 >>   
          Certifications given by international schools would be exempt 971 >>   
          Services provided by boarding schools 971 >>   
          Services of lodging/boarding in hostels are exempt 971 >>   
Education as a part of a curriculum for obtaining a qualification recognised by law 972 >>   
          Degree granted by institutes affiliated to a University 972 >>   
          Recognition to be in force at the time of provision of service 972 >>   
          Qualification recognized in foreign country are not exempt 972 >>   
          One course leading to dual qualifications 972 >>   
          Effect of de-recognition of institution or establishment 973 >>   
          Conducting admission tests for admission to colleges 973 >>   
Education as a part of approved vocational education course 973 >>   
          Nature of entry 973 >>   
          Approved vocational education course -- Meaning 973 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. advancement of educational programmes by charitable entities 973 >>   
Exemption in respect of services provided under National Skill Development Programme 974 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. services provided by Indian Institute of Management 974 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. services provided under Skill Development Initiative Scheme 975 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. services by way of offering skill or vocational training courses 975 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. giving on hire vehicle for transport of students, faculty and staff 975 >>   
Services provided by Institute of Language Management 975 >>   
Sale of study material or books by educational institutions is not taxable 976 >>   
Amounts not included in value of taxable service 976 >>   
          Amount recovered towards students' special fund, alumni fund and deposit fund 976 >>   
          Amount collected towards sale of forms, prospectus 977 >>   
          Charges for re-examination fee 977 >>   
Place of supply of education related services where location of supplier and location of recipient is in India 977 >>   
          Services by way of organisation of an educational event 977 >>   
          Other education related services 977 >>   
Place of supply of education related services where location of supplier or location of recipient is outside India 978 >>   
86. - Clubs, Association or Society Services 979 >>   
Activities of clubs or associations are regarded as "business" 979 >>   
No service is provided by a club to members -- Not liable to pay tax 979 >>   
Provision of services to members is chargeable to tax 979 >>   
Classification of services of clubs or associations 980 >>   
Rates of tax in respect of services provided by club, association or society 984 >>   
Supply of food from restaurant of club -- Rate of tax 987 >>   
Exemption in respect of value of supply below or equal to Rs. 1,000 987 >>   
Exemption in respect of services as trade union 987 >>   
Exemption in respect of services by way of reimbursement of charges or share of contribution 988 >>   
Exemption in respect of services by Resident Welfare Associations to its members 988 >>   
          Nature of exemption 988 >>   
          One person owning two or more flats -- Ceiling shall be applied separately 988 >>   
          If maintenance charges exceed Rs. 7,500, entire amount would be taxable 988 >>   
          Threshold exemption is also available 989 >>   
          ITC of input and input services can be claimed by RWAs 989 >>   
          ITC in respect of installation of lift is not allowable 989 >>   
          Amount collected from members for setting up of a corpus fund is not taxable 989 >>   
Exemption i.r.o. services by NPOs engaged in welfare of labour or farmers 989 >>   
Reverse Charge on receipt of goods transport agency service by certain entities 990 >>   
Place of supply of services where location of supplier and location of recipient is in India 991 >>   
          Services by way of lodging of accommodation by clubs 991 >>   
          Place of supply of other services 991 >>   
Place of supply of services where location of supplier or location of recipient is outside India 991 >>   
          Services by way of lodging of accommodation by clubs 991 >>   
          Other services by clubs or associations 991 >>   
Input tax credit in respect of membership of club 992 >>   
          Position effective upto 31-1-2019 992 >>   
          Position effective from 1-2-2019 992 >>   
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