Unspent CSR amount was not transferred to Schedule VII or account in 30 days

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Last 2 years we had spent excess CSR amount. This FY 23-24, we could not .Also failed to transfer unspent amount as per the guideline.

To avoid penalty and audit stricture, what options are available.

It was a slip off-not intentional

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On 01 October 2024 at 15:44 Report
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If you've failed to spend the required CSR amount and transfer the unspent amount, and it was a genuine slip-up, here are some options to consider to avoid penalty and audit stricture: 1. *File Form CSR-1*: Report the shortfall and provide reasons for non-compliance in Form CSR-1. 2. *Pay penalty*: Pay the penalty for non-compliance (2% of average net profits for last three financial years). 3. *Transfer unspent amount*: Immediately transfer the unspent amount to a scheduled bank account. 4. *File Form CSR-2*: File Form CSR-2, disclosing the details of the shortfall, penalty paid, and unspent amount transferred. 5. *Seek condonation*: Apply for condonation of delay (if any) in filing Form CSR-1 or transferring unspent amount. 6. *Submit explanation*: Provide a detailed explanation for the non-compliance, highlighting the genuine reasons (e.g., oversight, inadvertent error). 7. *Undertake corrective action*: Review and revise your CSR policy, ensure timely spending, and transfer unspent amounts to avoid future non-compliance. 8. *Consult a professional*: Seek guidance from a CSR expert or company secretary to ensure you're meeting all requirements. Remember, honesty and prompt action are key. By taking swift corrective measures and seeking condonation, you may be able to mitigate the consequences.

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On 01 October 2024 at 19:10


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