Clarification regarding 80g donations
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Anonymous
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21 January 2017
Dear Sir/Mam
One Of My Client Contributed Amount Of Rs.2Lakhs For A Charitable Institution Which Eligible For Claiming Exemption.So How Can We Calculate The Institution Comes Under 100% Claiming Or 50% Claiming Exemption.How To Recognize It.Kindly Guide Me.
Thanks By Advance
One Of My Client Contributed Amount Of Rs.2Lakhs For A Charitable Institution Which Eligible For Claiming Exemption.So How Can We Calculate The Institution Comes Under 100% Claiming Or 50% Claiming Exemption.How To Recognize It.Kindly Guide Me.
Thanks By Advance
21 January 2017
First of all see if that institution is recognized u/s 80G or not means whether donation given to it qualify for deduction u/s 80G. and for determining 50% or 100% you should get a donation certificate from that institution mentioning 50% or 100% exemption. Generally only a few funds like Prime minister's national relief fund or CM relief fund etc are exempt 100%. most of the others qualify for only 50%.
Querist : Anonymous
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Anonymous
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24 January 2017
Thank u Abhishek ji For Ur Time.
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