ICAI Publishes Handbook on GST for Charitable Trusts and Non-Profit Organisations:

ICAI has released a comprehensive GST Sectoral Guide to help charitable trusts and NPOs understand tax provisions, compliance requirements, and key judicial developments.
ICAI's New GST Guide for Charitable Trusts

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has recently released a handbook called “GST Sectoral Guide on Charitable Trusts and NPOs”. The handbook is intended to help readers understand the application of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) to charitable trusts and non-profit organisations (NPOs).
The book is divided into four chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the charitable and non-profit sector and explains the relevance of GST to its activities. Chapter 2 discusses the relevant GST laws, notifications, exemptions and compliances for Charitable Trusts and NPOs. Chapter 3 covers key court rulings, advance rulings and recent litigation trends affecting the sector. Chapter 4 deals with the practical difficulties and interpretative problems under GST and suggests measures for improvement to the existing system.
The handbook also explains the GST treatment of grants and donations, input tax credit provisions and other important statutory requirements. It also discusses the relevant judicial pronouncements and advance rulings to provide practical insights on the subject.
This publication will be a useful reference for chartered accountants, trustees, administrators, legal professionals and other stakeholders involved in the non-profit sector. Its objective is to enhance understanding of the GST provisions and assist in their correct interpretation and application.
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