ITAT Condones 100-Day Delay in Section 80G(5) Appeal, Gives Charitable Trust Fresh Opportunity to Establish Eligibility for Approval:
ITAT condones 100-day delay and remands the Section 80G(5) approval case for fresh consideration, giving the charitable trust another opportunity to establish its eligibility.
ITAT Condoned 100-Day Delay in Section 80G Appeal
Vanshika verma
Sep 4, 2026
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ITAT Condones 100-Day Delay in Section 80G(5) Appeal, Gives Charitable Trust Fresh Opportunity to Establish Eligibility for Approval
ITAT condones 100-day delay and remands the Section 80G(5) approval case for fresh consideration, giving the charitable trust another opportunity to establish its eligibility.
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