Maharashtra Chief Minister's Relief Fund: PAN, Address, Donation and Tax Deduction
Current tax guidance and key Maharashtra Chief Minister's Relief Fund details for donors, donation records and income-tax return reporting.
Updated: 2 September 2026
- For tax years governed by the Income-tax Act, 2025, donation deduction is covered by section 133.
- Section 133(1)(a)(xv) places a qualifying State Chief Minister's Relief Fund in the category for deduction of the whole qualifying donation.
- For a donation above ₹2,000, section 133(5) allows deduction only where payment is made by a mode other than cash.
- For earlier assessment years governed by the Income-tax Act, 1961, the corresponding provision was section 80G.
Maharashtra CM Relief Fund PAN, address and return details
| Name of donee | Chief Minister Relief Fund (CMRF), Maharashtra |
| Address | 6th Floor, Main Building, Mantralaya, Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| City | Mumbai |
| PIN Code | 400032 |
| ITR State Code | 19 |
| PAN shown in the existing record | AAATC0294J |
| Deduction category | 100% of the qualifying donation where the statutory conditions applicable to a Chief Minister's Relief Fund are satisfied |
| Cash rule | Donation above ₹2,000 must be paid by a non-cash mode if deduction is to be claimed |
How the deduction works under the current law
Section 133 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 provides the current statutory framework for donations to specified funds. A Chief Minister's Relief Fund is covered under section 133(1)(a)(xv) where the fund is the only fund of its kind established in the State, is under the overall control of the Chief Secretary or the State Finance Department, and is administered in the manner specified by the State Government.
The 10% adjusted-gross-total-income restriction in section 133(2) applies to specified categories listed there; it does not include a Chief Minister's Relief Fund covered by section 133(1)(a)(xv). Accordingly, a qualifying donation to such a fund falls in the whole-deduction category, subject to the other conditions of section 133.
How to report the donation in the income-tax return
Keep the official receipt, payment confirmation and bank or transaction reference. When the return utility asks for donation details, enter the donee information and qualifying amount exactly as supported by the receipt and select the category corresponding to a qualifying Chief Minister's Relief Fund for the relevant tax year.
For an older return governed by the Income-tax Act, 1961, use the section 80G schedule and rules applicable to that assessment year rather than the section 133 terminology introduced by the Income-tax Act, 2025.
Maharashtra CMRF COVID-19 bank account information
The Maharashtra Government published the following dedicated account for the Chief Minister's Relief Fund - COVID-19. This is retained as historically important information from the original page. Because it was created for the COVID-19 response, verify the presently accepted donation method on the official CMRF portal before making a fresh transfer.
| Account name | Chief Minister's Relief Fund - COVID-19 |
| Bank | State Bank of India |
| Savings Account Number | 39239591720 |
| IFSC Code | SBIN0000300 |
| Branch | Mumbai Main Branch, Fort, Mumbai |
| Branch Code | 00300 |
Contact information
Chief Minister Relief Fund (CMRF)
6th Floor, Main Building, Mantralaya
Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400032
Government CMRF administration pages currently publish helpdesk contact information for the fund. For donation or receipt issues, use the current contact details shown on the Maharashtra Government CMRF portal.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Maharashtra Chief Minister's Relief Fund eligible for 100% deduction?
A qualifying Chief Minister's Relief Fund is included in the whole-deduction category under section 133(1)(a)(xv) of the Income-tax Act, 2025, subject to the statutory conditions for the fund.
Can I claim deduction for a cash donation above ₹2,000?
No. Section 133(5) requires a donation above ₹2,000 to be paid by a mode other than cash for the deduction to be available.
What PAN should I enter in the return?
Use the PAN shown on your official Maharashtra Government receipt or acknowledgement. The existing page record shows AAATC0294J.
Are the COVID-19 bank details still suitable for a new donation?
The account details on this page were officially published for the COVID-19 relief account. Since banking and donation arrangements can change, verify the current donation method on the Maharashtra Government CMRF portal before transferring funds.