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Section 119(2)(b)

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Madras high court holds that “delay in filing Form 10B should not come in the legitimate way of exemptions” — Court quashes rejection order and directs fresh assessment subject to charitable contribution
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Madras high court holds that “delay in filing Form 10B should not come in the legitimate way of exemptions” — Court quashes rejection order and directs fresh assessment subject to charitable contribution

Court’s decision The Madras high court allowed the writ petition and set aside the rejection of the Petitioner’s application for condonation of delay in filing Form 10B. It held that…
Posted by Rawlaw November 30, 2025

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