1. SUBHARAM TRUST Vs DIRECTOR OF INCOME TAX-Section 12A, 2(15) and the proviso insrererted w.e.f 1.04.2008 (Bang Lore Bench of the ITAT.
In the case of SUBHARAM TRUST Vs DIRECTOR OF Income Tax reported in 317
ITR 85 (AT) it has been held that if some of the objects of the trust
are charitable and some are not Charitable such trust would not be
called for trust is not entitled for 80G. Also see the
judgment of Himachal Pardesh of Chandigarh Bench favourable to assessee
reported in 35 DTR
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2. Medi Assist TPA vs. DCIT (Karnataka High Court);- Provisions of section194J
It
has been held that under the provisions of section 194J TPAS are
required to deduct TDS on the amounts paid to Hospitals since these
types of charges are covered by the provisions of section194J
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