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    <title>Appeal dismissed: No s.11/s.12 exemption where assessee lacked valid s.12A/12AA/12AB registration for relevant years and statutory filing obligations unmet</title>
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    <description>The ITAT dismissed the appeal and upheld denial of exemption under s.11 and s.12, concluding the assessee lacked valid registration under s.12A/12AA/12AB for the relevant assessment years; consequently statutory filing obligations (including Form 9A/10/10B/10BB) and the benefits of s.11(1)(d) could not be availed. The Tribunal held that subsequent grant of registration does not retroactively confer entitlement to exemptions for prior years. Although the assessee&#039;s activities fell within the ambit of &quot;advancement of any other object of general public utility,&quot; absence of pre-existing registration precluded applicability of s.11/s.12, and all grounds of appeal were dismissed.</description>
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      <description>The ITAT dismissed the appeal and upheld denial of exemption under s.11 and s.12, concluding the assessee lacked valid registration under s.12A/12AA/12AB for the relevant assessment years; consequently statutory filing obligations (including Form 9A/10/10B/10BB) and the benefits of s.11(1)(d) could not be availed. The Tribunal held that subsequent grant of registration does not retroactively confer entitlement to exemptions for prior years. Although the assessee&#039;s activities fell within the ambit of &quot;advancement of any other object of general public utility,&quot; absence of pre-existing registration precluded applicability of s.11/s.12, and all grounds of appeal were dismissed.</description>
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