80G deduction

I got 80g donation receipt on my name but transaction from his father account.....can i claim deduction?
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If you received an 80G donation receipt in your name but the payment came from your father's account, you generally cannot claim the deduction. To be eligible for an 80G deduction, the donation must be paid from your own bank account or funds. In this scenario, your father would be the one eligible to claim the deduction as the transaction originated from his account. The donor and the payer must be the same individual to successfully claim this tax benefit.

Yes.                    

I think you can claim a deduction and you can submit the claim geometry dash deadlocked, because that receipt is under your layout name. 

No, you cannot claim a deduction under Section 80G for a donation made from your father's account, even if the receipt is in your name. To claim the deduction, the donation must be made from your bank account or funds. In this case, the deduction would be claimable by your father, as the transaction was made from his account.

The donor and the person making the payment must be the same to claim an 80 G deduction. For more details, contact our ITR Filing experts.

You cannot claim a deduction under Section 80G for a donation made from your father's account, even if the receipt is in your name. The deduction can only be claimed if the payment is made from your own account. In this case, your father can claim the deduction since the donation was made from his account. The donor and the payer must be the same to qualify for the deduction. For more help, contact our ITR filing experts.

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