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The Central Government, u/s 10(46) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, has exempted the Kerala Co-operative Deposit Guarantee Fund Board from specified income tax. The Board must receive contributions from the Government of Kerala and defined societies, and interest on bank deposits. Conditions include no commercial activities, unchanged income nature, and filing returns as per section 139(4C). The exemption applies for assessment years 2019-2024, relevant to financial years 2018-2023. The notification ensures no adverse impact on any individual due to retrospective effect.
The Central Government, u/s 10(46) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, has exempted the Kerala Co-operative Deposit Guarantee Fund Board from specified income tax. The Board must receive contributions from the Government of Kerala and defined societies, and interest on bank deposits. Conditions include no commercial activities, unchanged income nature, and filing returns as per section 139(4C). The exemption applies for assessment years 2019-2024, relevant to financial years 2018-2023. The notification ensures no adverse impact on any individual due to retrospective effect.
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