At Sriram Sadhna Trust, your support drives wellness, healthcare, and community welfare for the underprivileged. Thanks to our Section 80G certification, your sacred contribution also grants you valuable income tax exemptions.
Individuals, HUFs, and corporates donating to us get a straight 50% tax deduction under Section 80G. This lowers your taxable income and final tax bill, allowing your wealth to directly fuel community development.
"Every donation instantly generates a digital 80G receipt in your inbox. Simply claim your tax deduction by submitting this certificate along with your PAN during your annual ITR filing for a hassle-free experience."
Yes, Sriram Sadhna Trust is an officially approved charitable trust registered with the Income Tax Department of India, allowing valid exemptions under Section 80G.
Donations made to our trust qualify for a 50% deduction from your gross total taxable income for that financial year assessment cycle.
As per the latest Income Tax mandates, NGOs and Trusts must file a statement of donations. Your PAN card acts as your identity key to reflect this deduction directly in your Form 26AS / AIS portal.
Yes, any domestic corporate entity, partnership firm, HUF, or individual taxpayer filing returns in India can claim these tax exemptions safely.
An official digital receipt will be dispatched immediately to your email address right after the donation process completes.
No, cash donations exceeding ₹2,000 do not qualify for any deduction benefits under Section 80G. Please make payments via netbanking, UPI, debit/credit cards, or bank checks.
Yes, the total cumulative deduction amount claimed under Section 80G cannot exceed 10% of your adjusted gross total income for that specific fiscal year.
Yes, our trust files annual donation logs with the IT department, after which Form 10BE is generated and made available to donors as final proof of deduction eligibility.
No, exemptions under Section 80G are currently restricted to the Old Tax Regime. Taxpayers choosing the New Tax Regime cannot claim these deductions.
NRIs can claim 80G tax exemptions if the donation is sourced from income that is taxable within India (e.g., NRO account balances or domestic assets).