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The dominant issue was whether the assessee trust validly accumulated income under section 11(2) despite stating a broadly worded purpose in Form No. 10. The tribunal held that the trust's activities during the relevant year demonstrably advanced its charitable objects, including humanitarian aid, rescue and rehabilitation support, and social awareness initiatives, and therefore satisfied statutory conditions for accumulation. It further held that the stated purpose, though general due to space constraints in Form No. 10, was consistent with the trust deed objects, was not shown to be outside the permitted scope, and there was no allegation of non-compliance with section 11(2) or misuse of accumulated funds. Accordingly, accumulation was allowed. - ITAT
The dominant issue was whether the assessee trust validly accumulated income under section 11(2) despite stating a broadly worded purpose in Form No. 10. The tribunal held that the trust's activities during the relevant year demonstrably advanced its charitable objects, including humanitarian aid, rescue and rehabilitation support, and social awareness initiatives, and therefore satisfied statutory conditions for accumulation. It further held that the stated purpose, though general due to space constraints in Form No. 10, was consistent with the trust deed objects, was not shown to be outside the permitted scope, and there was no allegation of non-compliance with section 11(2) or misuse of accumulated funds. Accordingly, accumulation was allowed. - ITAT
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