Sponsorship service by trust registered under 12a

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if any trust providing sponsorship services to some companies what will be tax implications and what type of document need to be issued wheather a tax invoice or a bill of supply
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As per Notification 13/2017 dated 28/6/2017 sr.no 4 , sponsorship services provided by any person to body corporate GST on reverse charge ( RCM) will applicable . So Companies will pay GST under RCM .
please confirm with others also .
What about exemption notification exemption on services by trust registered under section 12 a of income tax act
I think that is for charitable activities . so here you are providing sponsorship services .
Suppose if trust is a health care promotion trust and various medicine companies are receiving sponsorship services from trust as to promotion of medicines and medical treatment than how can we say it is not a charitable activity
Here question is sponsorship services is charitable activitie ?, so In the Income tax act , charitable activities are defined in section 2(15) of the Income tax act 1961 .

 

The word " Medical Relief "  has been used in section 2(15) of the Income tax act   , So please take others opinion  also regarding  this or confirm with others also .  

Ok i will get in touch with other thank you

In my view and understanding,

Notification No.12/2017-Central Tax Rate for exempted services has been exempted the services chargeable under Section 9(1) only. 

As per the notification any Services provided by an entity registered under Section 12AA under Income Tax, 1961 by way of "Charitable Activities" are exempted. Also defined "Charitable Activities" in same Notification. If said services covered the definition then exempted, else Taxable.   

Whereas Reverse charge Notification No.13/2017- Central Tax Rate, notified the services which has been chargeable in the hands of recipient.  Any sponsor ship services received by Body corporate by an entity registered under Section 12AA  shall be taxable under reverse charge no exemption on it.

Also the entity is not required to issue any Tax Invoices, just issue a "Bill of Supply".

Yes , agree with Rajendra Prasad , Charitable activities are also define in said notification 12/2017 date 28/6/2017.


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