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80G Registration & 12A Registration

80G Registration & 12A Registration?

A non-governmental organization (NGO) that is neither affiliated with a government nor a for-profit enterprise. Typically founded by ordinary citizens, NGOs receive funding from governments, foundations, businesses, and private individuals. Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are highly diverse groups of organizations engaged in various activities and take on multiple forms in different parts of the world. Some may be philanthropic, while others may be registered for tax exemption based on their social mission. Others may serve as fronts for political, religious, or other special interests.

Now, the only remaining question is how to register?

Thus, the following is the answer to this how:-

Step 1: The initial stage Apply for a PAN card; this establishes trust with the Income Tax Department.

Step 2: The second stage Compiled the following documents to apply for registration under sections 12A and 80G (both applications may be made concurrently or separately): -

Completely completed Form – 10A for registration under Section 12A;

Completely completed Form Form – 10G for registration under section 80G;

Registration Certificate and Memorandum of Agreement/Trust Deed (two copies – self-attested by the leader of the NGO);

NOC from Landlord (at the location of the registered office, if rented);

Copy of the NGO's PAN card;

Electricity bill / receipt for house taxes / water bill (photocopy);

A brief description of the trust's activities and evidence of its welfare activities, as well as a progress report for the last three years or since creation;

Accounting records, balance sheets, and income tax returns (if any), dating back to the company's founding or within the last three years;

List of donors, including their addresses and PAN (if applicable);

List of members of the governing body/board of trustees, including their contact information and a copy of their PAN;

Original R.C. and MOA / Trust Deed for verification (You will receive the originals back after verification);

Affidavit/undertaking of the head of the NGO.

Step 3: After assembling the following documents and attaching a covering letter, the responsible person shall provide the copies to the Commissioner of Income Tax for the county in where the NGO is located.

Step 4: NGO would receive a letter from the Income Tax Department requesting clarifications within 2-3 months of applying.

Step 5: The responsible person of the NGO will respond to the notice by submitting all necessary documentation to the Income Tax Departments.

Benefits

1: SEPARATE LEGAL ENTITY

2: EASE OF FORMATION

3: NO MINIMUM SHARE CAPITAL

4: EASY TO RAISE FUNDS

5: TAX BENEFITS

6: EASY TO SELL

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Documents Required

PAN CARD

Need Pan Card of all Shareholders and Directors, Foreign Directors must be required a valid Passport with validated or apostilled

PHOTOGRAPH

Updated Passport size photos of all Participators / Shareholders and Directors.

IDENTITY PROOF

Need identity proof: - Aadhar Card/ Voter ID/Passport/ Driving License of all Shareholders and Directors.

ADDRESS PROOF

Each Partner of Trust should provide Signed Declaration.

NGO Documents

Registration certificate and M.O.A

Trust Deed in Case of Trust

NOC From Owner of Registered Office.