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Dorabji Tata Trust challenges I-T dept's decision to withdraw tax exemption

The Trust is learnt to have contested the findings of the assessing officer, saying the 87-year old Trust deed provides for the compensation to its trustee

As a proportion of the annual target of Rs 11.5 trillion, the actual collection is 64.7 per cent of direct tax
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As a proportion of the annual target of Rs 11.5 trillion, the actual collection is 64.7 per cent of direct tax

Shrimi Choudhary New Delhi
The Dorabji Tata Trust has challenged the income-tax department’s decision to withdraw tax exemption to the organisation. The trust has moved the Commissioner of Income Tax (CIT) Appeals, considered to be the first appellate authority to hear a tax grievance.

On December 31, 2018, the I-T department had issued an order denying exemption to the Trust for alleged violation of certain conditions relating to ‘’significant compensation’’ paid to Managing Trustee R Venkataramanan. 

“The trust has challenged the assessing officer’s order in the CIT appeals. It has also sought a stay on the tax demand raised against it,” according to an

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