Recognition certificates under section 80G should be issued promptly; inactive trusts may receive one-year certificates without extra reports. Commissioners of Income-tax should grant recognition certificates under section 80G for trusts that have been inactive without calling for reports from ITOs, limiting such certificates to one year. Issuance of a recognition certificate does not automatically entitle a trust to income-tax exemption; exemption is to be granted by the ITO in regular assessment proceedings, and ITO findings of ineligibility should prompt action to withdraw recognition in line with existing instructions.
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Recognition certificates under section 80G should be issued promptly; inactive trusts may receive one-year certificates without extra reports.
Commissioners of Income-tax should grant recognition certificates under section 80G for trusts that have been inactive without calling for reports from ITOs, limiting such certificates to one year. Issuance of a recognition certificate does not automatically entitle a trust to income-tax exemption; exemption is to be granted by the ITO in regular assessment proceedings, and ITO findings of ineligibility should prompt action to withdraw recognition in line with existing instructions.
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