Tax calculation in case of public trusts without 12A registration?

Dear Team

We have few general queries

1.How is taxable income & the amount of tax payable calculated in case of public trusts without 12A registration ?

2.If a public Trust without 12A has Total donation received Rs. 4 lacs .

i) What is the taxable income and amount of tax payable if expenditure is Rs. 3 lacs and balance is 1 lac ?

ii) What is the taxable income and amount of tax payable if expenditure is Rs. 4 lacs and balance is nil .

Thanks
Minakshee

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4 Responses to Tax calculation in case of public trusts without 12A registration?

  1. Subhash Mittal says:

    Santosh George has already responded with tax liability amounts. Basically taxation in case on non-exempt charitable trust is applied on maximum marginal rate (30%). Taxable Status of entity becomes AOP (Association of Persons).

  2. Shyamal Chakrabarty says:

    Dear Sir,
    Could you also please through some light on whether a trust without 12 A can hold corpus fund or not and what avenues are open for the Trust to build up a building fund or something similar which we can invest on construction of our own premises or leasing a premises for our use.

    • Subhash Mittal says:

      No income is exempt if any trust does not have tax exemption, hence both revenue and corpus donations be subject to tax, of course after eligible expenditure.

  3. Santhosh George says:

    i) Rs.30000/- tax
    II) No tax

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