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<h1>Enacted Schedule VII preserves tax-exempt categories, fixes typos and cross-references, clarifies anonymous donations; Bill had inconsistencies.</h1> The comparison shows that the enacted Schedule VII preserves the Bill's core list of tax-exempt entity categories and conditions but corrects typographical errors, standardises cross-references and clarifies treatment of anonymous donations, while the Bill version contains drafting inconsistencies and a numeric receipts threshold formulation. Key differences affect interpretation and administration: the Act adds a corrigendum and clearer cross-references (reducing ambiguity on anonymous donations), standardises 'Nil' conditions, and refines notification/approval language; the Bill's wording and punctuation variations could create interpretive friction. Practically, entities must rely on the final enacted text for eligibility, approvals, notifications and compliance documentation.