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of <h1>Assessing trust objectives crucial for registration under Section 12AA of IT Act.</h1> <h3>Shri Rati Ram Shiksha Samiti And Others Versus The Commissioner of Income-tax-I</h3> Shri Rati Ram Shiksha Samiti And Others Versus The Commissioner of Income-tax-I - TMI Issues:Appeals against rejection of applications for registration u/s. 12AA of the IT Act.ITA No. 326/Agra/2013 (Shri Rati Ram Shiksha Samiti):The assessee society applied for registration u/s. 12AA but failed to produce relevant details to prove genuineness of its activities. The Inspector's report revealed discrepancies in donor statements, leading to rejection of the registration application by the ld. CIT. The assessee argued that the issue of donations was not relevant for registration, citing legal precedents. The ITAT referred to the provisions of Section 12AA and the decision of the Hon'ble Allahabad High Court, emphasizing that at the registration stage, the focus should be on the trust's objects' genuineness, not its activities. The ITAT found the objections raised by the ld. CIT irrelevant and directed registration approval, considering the society's educational and charitable aims, ongoing construction, donor confirmations, and educational institution establishment efforts.ITA No. 327/Agra/2013 (Shri Hari Amrit Charitable Trust):The issues in this appeal mirrored those of the previous case. Following the decision in ITA No. 326/Agra/2013, the ITAT set aside the ld. CIT's order and instructed a reevaluation of the registration application in accordance with law. The appeal was allowed for statistical purposes in line with the previous judgment. Both appeals were ultimately allowed for statistical purposes, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the genuineness of the trust's objects during the registration process.In summary, the ITAT Agra, in the judgments of ITA No. 326/Agra/2013 and ITA No. 327/Agra/2013, emphasized the significance of assessing the genuineness of a trust's objects during the registration process under Section 12AA of the IT Act. The decisions highlighted that at the registration stage, the focus should be on the trust's objectives rather than its activities, as supported by legal precedents and statutory provisions. The ITAT directed the ld. CIT to reevaluate the registration applications, considering the trust's educational and charitable aims, ongoing construction efforts, donor confirmations, and establishment initiatives, ultimately allowing both appeals for statistical purposes.
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