File Form 10BE Before 31st May 2025 – Ensure Tax Compliance for Donations! 🔔

Organizations that receive donations under Sections 80G or 35(1A)(ii) must take note of an important compliance requirement — Form 10BE.

If your institution is approved under these sections and received donations during FY 2024–25, it is mandatory to issue Form 10BE to all donors on or before 31st May 2025.

📌 What is Form 10BE?

Form 10BE is a certificate of donation that a charitable institution or research organization must issue to donors. This form:

  • Certifies the amount of donation received

  • Helps donors claim tax deductions under:

    • Section 80G – for general charitable donations

    • Section 35(1A)(ii) – for donations made to research associations/institutes

  • Includes details of the donee organization, donor PAN, and donation amount

🗓️ Due Date: 31st May 2025

Form 10BE must be issued for the Financial Year 2024–25 by 31st May 2025, following the financial year-end. Delay or failure to issue this form may result in:

  • Donors being unable to claim deductions

  • Penalties and scrutiny from the Income Tax Department

  • Non-compliance consequences for your organization

🧾 Who Must File Form 10BE?

You must file Form 10BE if your organization is:

  • Registered under Section 80G(5)(ix) or Section 35(1A)(ii)

  • Approved to receive donations with tax benefits

  • In receipt of any eligible donation during the financial year

🔍 What Information is Needed?

  • Donor’s Name, PAN, and Contact Details

  • Amount donated and mode of payment

  • Unique Donation Reference Number

  • Details of registration approval under relevant sections

💼 Get Help from Taxla Services – Your Compliance Partner

At TAXLA SERVICES, we ensure:

  • Accurate filing of Form 10BE

  • Timely generation and issue of donor certificates

  • Seamless compliance with Section 80G & 35 regulations

  • Peace of mind for both your organization and your donors

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