CSR-1 filing
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19 December 2023
A practice Chartered Accountant is to certify Form CSR-1 invariably, if the entity is registered under Companies Act. However, the Applicant entity is a Trust for which no such particulars are incorporated in the FORM CSR-1. How the practice Chartered Accountant expected to sign in the absence of declaration for Applicant entity who is a Trust.
16 January 2024
This may help a bit https://taxguru.in/company-law/requirement-csr-1-form-ngos-societies-trust-avail-corporate-funding.html#google_vignette
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