Anonymous donation taxation requires separate, elevated tax on unidentified contributions and adjusted computation for remaining income. Where an assessee's total income includes any anonymous donation received on behalf of specified educational, medical or charitable institutions, tax is computed as the sum of tax on the anonymous donation at a special higher rate and the tax that would be payable on the assessee's total income after reducing it by the anonymous donation; anonymous donations are voluntary contributions for which the recipient fails to maintain prescribed donor identity records.
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Anonymous donation taxation requires separate, elevated tax on unidentified contributions and adjusted computation for remaining income.
Where an assessee's total income includes any anonymous donation received on behalf of specified educational, medical or charitable institutions, tax is computed as the sum of tax on the anonymous donation at a special higher rate and the tax that would be payable on the assessee's total income after reducing it by the anonymous donation; anonymous donations are voluntary contributions for which the recipient fails to maintain prescribed donor identity records.
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