Time limits for 80G registration: purposive interpretation prevents existing charities being barred and preserves merit-based verification. The Tribunal construed the amended registration scheme to hold that the six month filing period tied to commencement of activities applies to newly formed ... Summary
Time limits for 80G registration: purposive interpretation prevents existing charities being barred and preserves merit-based verification.
The Tribunal construed the amended registration scheme to hold that the six month filing period tied to commencement of activities applies to newly formed institutions that have not begun activities, not to existing charities that obtained provisional approval; it required the assessing authority to treat applications filed within six months before provisional approval expiry as within time and to verify eligibility on merits, providing opportunity to supply documents.
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