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Exemption u/s 35AC - of the ITA, 1961, the C.G. had specified for Integrated Rural Development through health and medical services of rural poor and tribals by SEWA-Rural (Society for Education, Welfare an Action-Rural)as an eligible project or scheme - 108/2006 - Income Tax Act, 1961
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Tax exemption for integrated rural development renewed for SEWA Rural, extending eligible project status with funding unchanged. The Central Government specifies SEWA Rural's Integrated Rural Development project as an eligible scheme for Income Tax exemption for three years from financial year 2005-2006, covering health and medical services for rural poor and tribals, vocational training for ages 15-35, income generation activities for women, promotion of gramodyog, and assistance for low cost housing, without change to the approved estimated cost and corpus fund, following prior extensions and a National Committee recommendation.
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Tax exemption for integrated rural development renewed for SEWA Rural, extending eligible project status with funding unchanged.
The Central Government specifies SEWA Rural's Integrated Rural Development project as an eligible scheme for Income Tax exemption for three years from financial year 2005-2006, covering health and medical services for rural poor and tribals, vocational training for ages 15-35, income generation activities for women, promotion of gramodyog, and assistance for low cost housing, without change to the approved estimated cost and corpus fund, following prior extensions and a National Committee recommendation.
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