Here’s a simple explanation of Form 10B and Form 10BB applicability:
Form 10B
Who files? It is filed by charitable/religious trusts or institutions registered under Section 12A/12AA/12AB of the Income Tax Act.
What is it? Form 10B is the audit report of the accounts of the trust/institution.
When to file? If the total income of the trust exceeds ₹10 lakh in a financial year, the trust must get its accounts audited and submit Form 10B along with the Income Tax Return (ITR-7).
Form 10BB
Who files? It is filed by charitable trusts or institutions specifically claiming exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
What is it? Form 10BB is the audit report certifying the details of donations received and utilized by the trust for claiming deduction under 80G.
When to file? It is submitted along with the income tax return (ITR-7) by trusts claiming 80G benefits, regardless of income threshold.
Summary Table
Form
Applicability
Purpose
Filing Requirement
10B
Trusts registered under 12A/12AA/12AB with income > ₹10 lakh
Audit report on accounts
Along with ITR-7 if income > ₹10 lakh
10BB
Trusts claiming exemption under Section 80G
Audit report on donations
Along with ITR-7 irrespective of income
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