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Social Sector (NGO)

Empower your social initiatives with proper legal standing through Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company registrations. Our team also expertly manages complex NGO compliance, including 80G, 12A, and FCRA filings.

NGO Registration

Establish your non-profit organization with the right legal structure to maximize your social impact, credibility, and funding opportunities.

Trust Registration

Set up a charitable trust with a legally sound deed to securely manage assets, property, and funds dedicated to public welfare.

Society Registration

Form a state or national-level registered society for a group of individuals united to promote education, health, arts, or charitable causes.

Section 8 Company

Incorporate a highly credible, MCA-regulated non-profit company structure offering limited liability and enhanced corporate governance.

Darpan Registration

Get listed on the NITI Aayog NGO Darpan portal, a mandatory step for receiving government grants and official CSR funding.

Sec. 80G & 12A Compliance

Secure critical income tax exemptions for your NGO and allow your donors to claim tax deductions on their charitable contributions.

CSR-1 Filing Compliance

Register your non-profit entity with the MCA to legally become eligible to receive Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds from corporate entities.

NGO Compliance

Maintain your non-profit’s active legal status with timely audits, annual report filings, and ongoing regulatory management under state laws.

Section 8 Compliance

Navigate the specific mandatory MCA annual filings, board meeting compliances, and statutory audit requirements unique to Section 8 companies.

FCRA Registration

Obtain Ministry of Home Affairs approval to legally receive foreign contributions and international donations for your charitable programs.

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Empower Your Social Mission with Seamless Compliance

Don’t let regulatory hurdles slow down your impact. Our experts handle everything from NGO incorporation to 80G, 12A, and FCRA compliance so you can focus entirely on changing the world.

Which is the best structure for an NGO: Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company?

It depends on your goals. Trusts are best for managing property, Societies are ideal for state-level member-driven causes, and Section 8 Companies offer the highest transparency, credibility, and national reach.

You need a minimum of two people (the author/settlor and another trustee) to legally register a private or public charitable trust in India.

Generally, the Registrar of Societies requires at least seven individuals to form a society, and they must be from different families to avoid conflicts of interest and ensure independent governance.

No, Section 8 companies are strictly prohibited by law from paying dividends. All profits and income must be reinvested back into the company to promote its charitable objectives.

While not strictly mandatory to simply operate, Darpan registration is legally required if your NGO wants to apply for government grants, schemes, or receive formal CSR funding.

Yes, newly registered NGOs can immediately apply for “Provisional Registration” under Sections 80G and 12A, which is valid for three years and allows you to start raising funds with tax benefits.

Any registered NGO, Trust, Society, or Section 8 company that intends to undertake CSR activities and legally receive CSR funding from corporate entities must file Form CSR-1 with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

NGOs are not automatically exempt from income tax. They must proactively obtain and maintain Section 12A registration and file their annual income tax returns to successfully claim their tax-exempt status.

Yes, just like any standard Private Limited company, a Section 8 company must appoint a statutory auditor within 30 days of its incorporation to audit its annual financial statements.

To apply for standard FCRA registration to receive foreign funds, your NGO must have been in existence for at least three years and must have spent a minimum of ₹15 Lakhs on its core charitable activities over the last three financial years.

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