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Govt eases income tax norms for cash received by hospitals providing Covid treatment

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income tax norms for the Covid hospitals, dispensaries, nursing home and Covid care centres of similar facilities for receiving cash of ₹2 lakh or above from the patients.

The Ministry of Finance issued notification in this regard on Friday announcing relaxation for the Covid Care hospitals in Section 269ST of the Income Tax Act.

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