Donation to Prime Minister's National Relief Fund [sub-clause (iiia) of clause (a) of sub-section (2)] - Money order coupons to be treated as sufficient evidence of donation
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Section 80G deduction: money order coupons treated as sufficient evidence of donations for tax deduction purposes. Money order coupons receipted by the Confidential Assistant cum Accounts Officer in the Prime Minister's Secretariat are to be treated as sufficient evidence of donations to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund for the purpose of allowance under section 80G, following waiver of money order commission to facilitate remittances by donors.
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Section 80G deduction: money order coupons treated as sufficient evidence of donations for tax deduction purposes.
Money order coupons receipted by the Confidential Assistant cum Accounts Officer in the Prime Minister's Secretariat are to be treated as sufficient evidence of donations to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund for the purpose of allowance under section 80G, following waiver of money order commission to facilitate remittances by donors.
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