Katha is also registered with FCRA and is, therefore, allowed to receive donations from outside India or from foreign sources in foreign currencies. Alternately, it can be transferred to our FCRA account. In either case we will need a letter from the donor. Katha follows international accounting and auditing standards. The audited statements and the annual reports are made available to the donors on request.
Donors are also welcome to visit the project site and interact with the project staff.
Tax exemption All the donation to Katha are eligible to receive 50 per cent tax exemption under section 80 G of the IT Act, 1961. Teacher Training Programme and Kalpana Vilasam will 100 per cent tax deductible under section 35 AC of the IT Act, 1961. What Else you and your Organisation can D o 1. Train our teachers involved with vocational courses, specifically, computer and electrical courses 2. Teach our students and women beneficiaries 3.