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Mandatory CSR Expenditures to Registered Trusts Qualify for Section 80G Deductions and Working Capital Adjustments Preclude Separate Interest Imputation on Delayed Receivables Issue Whether an assessee can claim a tax deduction under Section 80G for corporate donations made to a registered, approved trust, even if that expenditure forms part of its mandatory Corporate Social Responsibility… Read More »

Forex Fluctions on Export Proceeds are Operating in Nature and CSR Donations Qualify for Section 80G Deductions Issue Whether foreign exchange gains/losses arising from the realization of normal export proceeds from Associated Enterprises (AEs) should be treated as operating in nature when computing the Profit Level Indicator (PLI) under the Transactional Net Margin Method (TNMM).… Read More »

Donations Sourced From Corporate Social Responsibility Funds Qualification Under Section 80G Are Fully Valid And Omitted Tax Credits Under Section 90 Must Be Factually Restored Donations Sourced From Corporate Social Responsibility Funds Qualification Under Section 80G Are Fully Valid And Omitted Tax Credits Under Section 90 Must Be Factually Restored Issue Whether a company can… Read More »

Corporate Social Responsibility Spend Is Eligible For Section 80G Deductions And Working Capital Adjustments Preclude Separate Interest Imputations On Outstanding Receivables Issue Whether Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) expenditure, which is statutorily disallowed as a business expense under Section 37(1), can be claimed as a deduction under Section 80G if the donation is made to a… Read More »