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'Chintan Shivirs' for the exchange of knowledge is not new, and, without going too much into the political landscape, it is especially not new to the current government in India. Organizing such seminars, conferences, and lectures provides a platform and environment for the exchange of knowledge and
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Yes, expenditure on educational seminars is generally not disallowable if it directly relates to the main object of the charitable institution, such as imparting or improving education.
'Chintan Shivirs' are seminars or conferences organised for the exchange of knowledge and experience, updating participants on the latest developments in their field.
Entities must prove they have no standalone business activities, or if they do, these must be 'connected' to their main object, with receipts not exceeding 20% of total receipts and priced at cost or nominally above.
If there are standalone business activities, separate books of accounts must be maintained, and the profits derived from these activities should be offered for taxation.
Receipts from 'connected' activities in the nature of trade, commerce, or business should not exceed 20% of the total receipts of the charitable institution.
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