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CBDT Grants Income Tax Exemption to Haryana Technical Education Board

August 8, 2026

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has granted income tax exemption to the Haryana State Board of Technical Education, applicable retrospectively. This move is significant for educational institutions seeking financial relief.

Income Tax Exemption Granted to Haryana State Board of Technical Education

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has granted income tax exemption to the Haryana State Board of Technical Education, effective retrospectively from Assessment Year 2024-25. This exemption is subject to compliance with criteria around non-commercial activities and the filing of returns.

This decision reflects the government's support for educational institutions by reducing their financial burdens through tax relief mechanisms. The move is beneficial for institutions operating under its aegis as they can reinvest savings into educational resources and services.

Legal counsels advising educational entities should note this exemption, as it may serve as a critical aspect when dealing with compliance and fiscal planning for the relevant academic years.

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