Mostly we at various points of our lives do charity or give a part of our income for benefit of the people. It is always good to donate for some cause in which one sincerely believes in and can bring-out happiness for needy people. To provide the nobility to this gesture of people, the Indian government has provided its complete support. The section Eighty G of the IT Act permits deduction of tax on the donations given to any organization.
The contribution that one makes towards some charitable institutions or relief funds are claimed as deduction u/s 80G of the IT Act. However, all the donations do not qualify the category of deductions u/s 80G. The donations that are made towards certain mentioned funds qualify the category of deduction.
Any taxpayer, who can be an individual, firm, company, or another person, can claim the tax deductions
One can claim deduction u/s 80G of the IT Act when he/she makes deductions through cheque, cash, or draft. However, the deduction of the income tax is not permitted for the donations that are given in cash that exceeds Rs. Ten Thousand. The contributions or donations that one makes towards materials, food, medicines, cash, etc. never come under the deductions made u/s 80G.
The process for deduction of the claim one has to provide the below details in his/her IT Return:
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