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80G & NGO
Section 1
What is Section 80G?
Section 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961, allows taxpayers to claim deductions on donations made to specified charitable institutions or relief funds — effectively reducing their taxable income. Benefits include 50% or 100% deductions, helping reduce tax liability for individuals and companies.
Key Benefits of 80G
Tax Deduction: Donors can deduct the donated amount (either 50% or 100%, depending on the fund) from their total gross income, directly lowering their tax liability.
Wide Eligibility: Available to all types of taxpayers — individuals, HUFs, companies, and firms.
Diverse Eligible Entities: Donations to specified national funds (e.g., PM Relief Fund, National Defence Fund) qualify for 100% deduction without limits, while others (charitable trusts) often qualify for 50% deduction, generally subject to 10% of the donor's gross total income.
Encourages Philanthropy: Incentivises supporting social, educational, and medical causes.
Important Conditions
Section 2
NGO or Any Welfare Organisation
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