Deemed corpus donations for religious-place repairs require separate tracking, purpose-limited use, permitted investment, and prohibit onward donations. Section 340 permits a registered non-profit organisation holding a specified religious place to treat donations for its renovation or repair as deemed ... Summary
Deemed corpus donations for religious-place repairs require separate tracking, purpose-limited use, permitted investment, and prohibit onward donations.
Section 340 permits a registered non-profit organisation holding a specified religious place to treat donations for its renovation or repair as deemed corpus. The amount must remain separately identifiable, be used only for the stated purpose, and be invested or deposited in permitted modes. It cannot be applied to make a donation to any person. Breach of any condition causes the relevant deemed corpus donation to constitute specified income.
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