Registration as a Charitable Trust under Section 12A cancelled - ...

Income Tax

July 6, 2015

Registration as a Charitable Trust under Section 12A cancelled - merely on the ground that the case falls under first proviso to Section 2(15) of the Act , registration cannot be cancelled - HC

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Registration as a Charitable Trust under Section 12A cancelled - ...

Income Tax

July 6, 2015

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