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Expenditure on educational seminars by ‘Charitable Institutions’ related to the main object cannot be disallowed

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....xpenditure on educational seminars by ‘Charitable Institutions’ related to the main object cannot be disallowed<br>By: - Vivek Jalan<br>Income Tax<br>Dated:- 11-2-2026<br>'Chintan Shivirs' for exchange of knowledge is not new and, without going too much in the political landscape, specially it is not new to the current Government in India. Organizing such seminars, conference and lectures prov....

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....ide a platform and environment for exchange of knowledge experience upgrade the knowledge about the latest development in the area of teachings, equipped with skill and practical knowledge for both teachers and students. It also facilitates the development of understanding between the participants like teachers and students for free flow of knowledge and ideas. Hence, where the main object of the ....

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....assesse is that of imparting/improving education, such expenditure cannot be considered as not related to the object. The same was held in the case of Sarswati Vidhya Pratishthan M.P. Versus DCIT (E) Bhopal -&nbsp;2023 (10) TMI 1229 - ITAT INDORE. Similar can a be a case of an assessee with a main object u/s 11 of ITA'61 [Sec 332 - 355 of ITA'25] as that of promotion of scientific development (Eng....

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....ineering Institutes), Promotion of protection of trade & Commerce (Chambers of Commerce), promotion of real estate (Institutions like CREDAI), Promotion of Management Studies (Management Institutes), etc. However, what these organisations have may have to look into are the observations of The Hon'ble Apex Court declaring that specific incomes themselves may or may not be exempt in the case of tru....

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....sts; in the back-to-back judgements 2nd half of 2022, in the&nbsp;case of Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority and New Noble Education Society. In simple words, the entities claiming exemption u/s 11 of The Income Tax Act have to prove the following - A. That there is no standalone activity in the nature of on trade, commerce or business. If that be so, then separate books of accounts be maintai....

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....ned and the profits be offered for tax. B. In the course of advancing the object of GPU, the entity can carry on 'connected' activities in the nature of trade, commerce or business. But, the receipts from these activities should not be more than 20% of the total receipts. The consideration for such connected activities should also be on cost-basis or nominally above cost. How much above cost is n....

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....ot mentioned. But, it is a fact that 15% accumulation is officially allowed by The income tax Act and possibly that could be a benchmark.<br> Scholarly articles for knowledge sharing by authors, experts, professionals ....