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Exemption u/s.11 - salary paid to the trustees - undue benefit - Basis adopted by the Revenue authorities for quantifying the undue benefit given to the aforesaid trustees, by comparing with the salary paid to employees of the trust i.e. the members and other working staff, is unreasonable. The quality of work rendered by the management of the trust on one hand, which includes the two trustees, and that by the employees of the trust, who are involved only in execution of the decisions taken by the management and other day-to-day activities, is totally different and there can be no comparison between the two. - AT
Exemption u/s.11 - salary paid to the trustees - undue benefit - Basis adopted by the Revenue authorities for quantifying the undue benefit given to the aforesaid trustees, by comparing with the salary paid to employees of the trust i.e. the members and other working staff, is unreasonable. The quality of work rendered by the management of the trust on one hand, which includes the two trustees, and that by the employees of the trust, who are involved only in execution of the decisions taken by the management and other day-to-day activities, is totally different and there can be no comparison between the two. - AT
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