All About Form 10BD under Income Tax Act



Quick Summary
Form 10BD is a mandatory statement for trusts to report donations received under the Income Tax Act, introduced by the Finance Act 2021. The form requires details such as the donor's PAN, name, address, donation nature, mode, and amount. Filing involves logging into the income tax portal, selecting Form 10BD, and uploading donation details via a CSV file, followed by verification. The due date for submission is 31st May, and failure to file can result in daily fees and penalties.

Finance Act 2021 introduced an amendment where the trusts had to file a statement of donations received in each financial year as per section 80G(5)(viii) and as per section 35(1A)(i).

Contents of the Form

The details that are mandatory for the Form are:

  1. PAN or Aadhaar or Tax identification of the Donor.
  2. Name of the Donor
  3. Address of the Donor
  4. Nature of donation(Corpus, specific to a grant or Others)
  5. Mode of Donation (Cash, Electronic mode)
  6. Amount of Donation.
Form 10BD: Guide to Filing Donations Under Income Tax Act

Procedure to File 10BD

  • Step 1: Log in with the credentials on the Income tax portal.
  • Step 2: Click on e-file and select file Income Tax Forms
  • Step 3: Under the Forms select form 10BD.
  • Step 4: Select the Financial Year
  • Step 5: The form has 3 parts
 
  1. Under Part 1: Provide the basic details of the trust.
  2. Under Part 2: Provide information of the donation received this needs to be given in the format provided by the Income Tax download the same and input the details and save the file in CSV format.
  3. Under Part 3: After filling in all data, upload this CSV file to the portal. This online form comes with the auto-save feature in order to retrieve the data entered. Click on the "Verification" tab and preview all relevant details.
  • Step 6: Check on the details provided and continue by clicking proceed to verify. Verification can be done by Aadhar OTP, DSC or EVC.
  • Step 7: Download the Certificate after verification.

Form 10 BE

After filing the statement of donations in Form 10BD, one can download the certificate in Form 10BE and provide the same to donors.

 

Due Date

The last date to submit the statement in Form 10BD is 31st May immediately following the end of the financial year in which the donation was received.

Consequences of Failure to File 10BD

As per section 234G Non-filing of Form 10BD will attract a fee of Rs.200/- per day As per section 271K failure to file such statement will also attract penalty which shall not be less than Rs.10,000/- and which may extend up to Rs.1,00,000.

FAQ :

Form 10BD is a statement that trusts must file to report donations received in a financial year, as required by amendments to sections 80G(5)(viii) and 35(1A)(i) of the Income Tax Act.

Mandatory details include the donor's PAN or Aadhaar, name, address, the nature of the donation (corpus, specific, or others), the mode of donation (cash or electronic), and the donation amount.

You need to log in to the Income Tax portal, select 'e-file' and then 'file Income Tax Forms'. Choose Form 10BD, select the financial year, fill in the trust's basic details, upload donation information in a CSV format, and complete the verification process.

The deadline to submit Form 10BD is 31st May of the year immediately following the financial year in which the donation was received.

Failure to file Form 10BD can lead to a fee of Rs. 200 per day and a penalty ranging from a minimum of Rs. 10,000 to a maximum of Rs. 1,00,000.

Form 10BE is a certificate that can be downloaded and provided to donors after Form 10BD has been successfully filed.


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