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                     Understanding charity contributions: a guide to section  80g
 
Contributing to charity is a great way to make a difference in 
the world and help those who need it most. However, 
understanding what qualifies as a charitable donation, as well 
as how to maximize the benefit of your contributions, can be 
confusing. Section 80g is one of the most important pieces of 
legislation concerning charitable donations in India. Here we 
provide an overview on understanding how section 80g works 
and how it can help you maximize your charitable donations. 
Section 80g is part of the income tax act 1961 and allows 
donors to claim tax deductions for their eligible contributions. 
       Section 80g of income tax act
• Section 80g of the income tax act provides tax deductions for 
individuals who make donations to certain approved organisations 
and funds. This section is designed to encourage charitable giving, 
enabling taxpayers to reduce their taxable income. It applies only 
to specified donations made in India and those made out of net 
taxable income. The eligible organisations must be approved by 
the central government or authorised local authorities, and listed 
in section 80g(5). The list includes institutions like the prime 
minister’s national relief fund, national defence fund, Jawaharlal 
Nehru memorial fund, state relief funds etc. Donations may also 
be made directly to a university or educational institution in India 
approved by the ugc or any recognised medical institute as 
mentioned under section 10(23c).
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