A Charitable Trust is registered u/s 12A of Income Tax and used to receive cash of Rs. 10000 onwards as Donations . Is there any restriction to accept CASH DONATION more than Rs. 2000/- ?
A Charitable Trust is registered u/s 12A of Income Tax and used to receive cash of Rs. 10000 onwards as Donations . Is there any restriction to accept CASH DONATION more than Rs. 2000/- ?
No restriction for acceptance; but donor cannot get 80G deduction for more than rs. 2000/- when donated by cash.
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The donor is not interest for 80G Deduction. But the trust can accept Rs.1Lakh in Cash on corpus Fund of Trust from the single Donor?
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Sampath
Yes, with known identity of the donor.
A charitable or religious institution has substantial source of receipts in form of donations. Such donations may be corpus or voluntary. The Income Tax Law provides blanket exemption to corpus contributions whereas it requires application of voluntary contributions in general for charitable or religious purposes.
Read more at. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/acceptance-cash-donations-charitable-religious-trusts-anoop-bhatia
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