Section 80G - Donations Eligible Under Section 80G
5paisa Research Team
Last Updated: 11 Dec, 2024 06:21 PM IST

Content
- What Is Section 80G?
- Eligibility to Claim Deductions Under Section 80G
- Mode of Payment
- Types of Deductions Under Section 80G
- How to Claim Deductions Under Section 80G
- Documents Required to Claim Deductions
- Benefits of Section 80G Deductions
- What Is Section 80GGA?
- Adjusted Total Income
- Conclusion
Contributing to charitable causes is a noble act, and the Indian government encourages such contributions by offering tax benefits under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. This section provides taxpayers the ability to claim deductions for donations made to specific funds and charitable institutions. Here's an in-depth guide to understanding Section 80G and related provisions under Section 80GGA.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, NRIs can claim deductions for eligible donations.
Yes, firms, individuals, and companies can claim deductions under Section 80G.
No, cash donations exceeding ₹2,000 are not eligible for deductions.
Section 80GG provides deductions for rent paid by individuals not receiving HRA or owning property in the place of residence.
No, deductions under Section 80G are not allowed under the new tax regime.
You’ll need receipts with details of the donation and proof of the institution's registration.
No, taxpayers cannot claim both 80GG and HRA at the same time. They can claim deductions under section 80GG or HRA depending on their eligibility. If taxpayers are eligible for both, they can select which deduction to avail of in the assessment year as per their individual requirements.