Deduction for Investor Protection Fund contributions permitted when contributions come from recognised exchanges and the fund is notified. Deduction is allowed for amounts included in gross total income from ordinary sources when those amounts are contributions received from recognised stock exchanges, recognised commodity exchanges, or their members to an Investor Protection Fund; the Fund must be established by recognised exchanges and notified by the Central Government.
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Deduction for Investor Protection Fund contributions permitted when contributions come from recognised exchanges and the fund is notified.
Deduction is allowed for amounts included in gross total income from ordinary sources when those amounts are contributions received from recognised stock exchanges, recognised commodity exchanges, or their members to an Investor Protection Fund; the Fund must be established by recognised exchanges and notified by the Central Government.
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