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Exemption u/s 11 - charitable activity or not - medical aid / facilities to the poor / needy persons - running the activities on commercial basis - The assessee had only provided the treatment to 65 indoor patients for an amount of Rs.84,48,709/- and 5,569 outdoor patients for Rs.39,65,102/- on concessional rates and the said amount is a meagre amount when compared to its total revenue collection of the assessee i.e., Rs.141.90 crore for the period under consideration. By that standard alone the activities of the assessee cannot be said to be charitable activities. AT
Exemption u/s 11 - charitable activity or not - medical aid / facilities to the poor / needy persons - running the activities on commercial basis - The assessee had only provided the treatment to 65 indoor patients for an amount of Rs.84,48,709/- and 5,569 outdoor patients for Rs.39,65,102/- on concessional rates and the said amount is a meagre amount when compared to its total revenue collection of the assessee i.e., Rs.141.90 crore for the period under consideration. By that standard alone the activities of the assessee cannot be said to be charitable activities. AT
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