ITAT Quashes 80G Rejection, Cites Bombay HC Ruling on Religious-Charitable Trusts:
ITAT quashes taxpayer's 80G rejection, citing Bombay HC ruling that religious-cum-charitable trusts are not automatically barred from tax exemption approval.
ITAT Sends 80G Rejection Back for Fresh Review
Vanshika verma
Aug 11, 2026
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ITAT Quashes 80G Rejection, Cites Bombay HC Ruling on Religious-Charitable Trusts
ITAT quashes taxpayer's 80G rejection, citing Bombay HC ruling that religious-cum-charitable trusts are not automatically barred from tax exemption approval.
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