Standardizing the process of filing application under Section 10(46) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 - Requirement of Notification by The Central Government in the Official Gazette to Claim Exemption.
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Notification requirement for exemption under Section 10(46): standardized application and filing process with prescribed format and enclosures. Section 10(46) exemption covers income of specified public-regulatory or administrative entities not engaged in commercial activity and requires Central Government notification in the Official Gazette. Applicants must file a standardized application with the jurisdictional Commissioner/Director of Income-tax and send a copy with acknowledgement to the Under Secretary (ITA 1), CBDT, attaching prescribed evidence of establishment, objects, activities, revenue streams, accounts and any prior registrations or adverse orders.
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Notification requirement for exemption under Section 10(46): standardized application and filing process with prescribed format and enclosures.
Section 10(46) exemption covers income of specified public-regulatory or administrative entities not engaged in commercial activity and requires Central Government notification in the Official Gazette. Applicants must file a standardized application with the jurisdictional Commissioner/Director of Income-tax and send a copy with acknowledgement to the Under Secretary (ITA 1), CBDT, attaching prescribed evidence of establishment, objects, activities, revenue streams, accounts and any prior registrations or adverse orders.
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