Deduction u/s 80c
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09 March 2016
Whether Tuition fees paid to baby seating and LKG AND UKG. IS allowd ded u/s 80c.
09 March 2016
based on circular 9/2008 & 8/2007 you can claim deduction
20 July 2024
Circulars 9/2008 and 8/2007 issued by the Income Tax Department of India provide guidelines and clarifications on various aspects of income tax laws. Here’s a brief overview of what these circulars entail:
1. **Circular 9/2008 (dated 29th February 2008):**
- This circular primarily deals with the taxation of anonymous donations received by charitable trusts and institutions.
- It provides guidance on the applicability of Section 115BBC of the Income Tax Act, which imposes a flat rate of tax (currently at 30%) on anonymous donations received by trusts or institutions.
- The circular explains the conditions under which such donations can be exempt from the special tax rate, particularly when they are received by hospitals or medical institutions for medical treatment purposes and approved by the prescribed authority.
2. **Circular 8/2007 (dated 5th December 2007):**
- This circular focuses on the interpretation and application of provisions related to deductions under Section 80IB of the Income Tax Act.
- It provides clarification on the eligibility criteria for claiming deduction under Section 80IB, particularly in relation to hospitals or medical institutions.
- The circular discusses the conditions such as bed capacity and location criteria that hospitals must satisfy to qualify for the deduction.
**Key Points:**
- **Circular 9/2008**: Deals with anonymous donations and the tax implications under Section 115BBC. It specifies exemptions for donations used for medical treatment purposes by approved hospitals or medical institutions.
- **Circular 8/2007**: Provides guidelines on claiming deduction under Section 80IB for hospitals or medical institutions, emphasizing compliance with bed capacity and location criteria.
If you are referring to claiming deductions under Section 80IB for a hospital run by a charitable trust, you would need to ensure compliance with the conditions specified in Circular 8/2007. For anonymous donations, Circular 9/2008 would provide the framework under which exemptions can be claimed if the donations are utilized as per the prescribed conditions. These circulars are pivotal for understanding the tax treatment of donations and deductions available under the Income Tax Act for charitable activities, especially in the healthcare sector.
1. **Circular 9/2008 (dated 29th February 2008):**
- This circular primarily deals with the taxation of anonymous donations received by charitable trusts and institutions.
- It provides guidance on the applicability of Section 115BBC of the Income Tax Act, which imposes a flat rate of tax (currently at 30%) on anonymous donations received by trusts or institutions.
- The circular explains the conditions under which such donations can be exempt from the special tax rate, particularly when they are received by hospitals or medical institutions for medical treatment purposes and approved by the prescribed authority.
2. **Circular 8/2007 (dated 5th December 2007):**
- This circular focuses on the interpretation and application of provisions related to deductions under Section 80IB of the Income Tax Act.
- It provides clarification on the eligibility criteria for claiming deduction under Section 80IB, particularly in relation to hospitals or medical institutions.
- The circular discusses the conditions such as bed capacity and location criteria that hospitals must satisfy to qualify for the deduction.
**Key Points:**
- **Circular 9/2008**: Deals with anonymous donations and the tax implications under Section 115BBC. It specifies exemptions for donations used for medical treatment purposes by approved hospitals or medical institutions.
- **Circular 8/2007**: Provides guidelines on claiming deduction under Section 80IB for hospitals or medical institutions, emphasizing compliance with bed capacity and location criteria.
If you are referring to claiming deductions under Section 80IB for a hospital run by a charitable trust, you would need to ensure compliance with the conditions specified in Circular 8/2007. For anonymous donations, Circular 9/2008 would provide the framework under which exemptions can be claimed if the donations are utilized as per the prescribed conditions. These circulars are pivotal for understanding the tax treatment of donations and deductions available under the Income Tax Act for charitable activities, especially in the healthcare sector.
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