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NGO Registration in India?
Starting a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) is a powerful way to create social impact and contribute to the welfare of society. NGO registration provides legal recognition, enhances credibility, enables fundraising opportunities, and helps organizations access government grants, CSR funding, and tax exemptions. In India, NGOs can be registered as a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company depending on their objectives and operational requirements.
Our Chartered Accountant (CA) professionals provide end-to-end assistance for NGO registration, compliance management, tax registrations, and legal documentation.
What is an NGO?
A Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) is a non-profit entity established to work for charitable, educational, social, cultural, religious, environmental, healthcare, or community development purposes. NGOs operate independently and focus on creating social value rather than earning profits.
Types of NGO Registration in India
Trust Registration
A Trust is suitable for charitable and religious activities. It is governed by the Indian Trusts Act and managed by trustees.
Key Features:
- Minimum 2 trustees required
- Suitable for long-term charitable projects
- Easy management structure
- Ideal for educational and healthcare initiatives
Types of FSSAI Registration in India
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Society Registration
A Society is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 and is ideal for social, cultural, educational, and welfare activities.
Key Features:
- Minimum 7 members required
- Democratic management structure
- Suitable for community-based organizations
- State-level registration
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Section 8 Company Registration
A Section 8 Company is registered under the Companies Act, 2013 and offers the highest level of transparency and credibility.
Key Features:
- No minimum capital requirement
- Managed by directors
- Preferred for CSR funding
- Better credibility among donors and government agencies
- Suitable for large-scale social projects
Suitable For: Large enterprises and nationwide food brands.
Benefits of NGO Registration
Legal Recognition
Provides a separate legal identity for your organization.
Tax Exemptions
Eligible for 12A and 80G registrations, offering tax benefits to the NGO and its donors.
Access to Funding
Enables receipt of grants, donations, CSR funds, and government assistance.
Enhanced Credibility
Builds trust among donors, sponsors, volunteers, and stakeholders.
Separate Bank Account
Allows opening a dedicated bank account in the NGO's name.
FCRA Eligibility
Registered NGOs can apply for FCRA approval to receive foreign contributions.