Power to remit tax liabilities: central authority may remit income-tax and certain stamp-duty and registration fees for societies. The Central Government may, by notification, remit income-tax on the profits of any registered society or class of societies and on dividends or other profit-related payments to members. The Government may also remit stamp-duty on instruments executed by or for a registered society relating to its business and any registration fees; for specified commercial instruments and duties within a particular constitutional entry, 'Government' means the Central Government, otherwise it means the State Government.
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Power to remit tax liabilities: central authority may remit income-tax and certain stamp-duty and registration fees for societies.
The Central Government may, by notification, remit income-tax on the profits of any registered society or class of societies and on dividends or other profit-related payments to members. The Government may also remit stamp-duty on instruments executed by or for a registered society relating to its business and any registration fees; for specified commercial instruments and duties within a particular constitutional entry, "Government" means the Central Government, otherwise it means the State Government.
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