Running a charitable trust, society, or NGO requires more than registration — it requires tax exemptions and compliance approvals to raise funds effectively. Approvals like 80G allow donors to claim tax deductions, 12A exempts the NGO’s income from tax, and CSR registration makes the entity eligible to receive corporate social responsibility contributions from companies. These compliances help charitable institutions gain credibility, attract funding, and sustain long-term impact.
Governed by the Income Tax Act, 1961 (Sections 12A & 80G) and Companies Act, 2013 (CSR provisions under Section 135), these registrations are mandatory for NGOs to access government, CSR, and donor funding. Without them, NGOs lose significant opportunities for grants and tax benefits.
🔹 Why You Shouldn’t Delay
- Donors hesitate to contribute if 80G exemption is not available.
- Without 12A approval, the NGO’s income becomes taxable.
- CSR funds cannot be received unless the NGO is registered on MCA portal.
- Missing compliance reduces trust and fundraising potential.
🔹 How We Help You
- Prepare and file applications for 12A & 80G registrations with Income Tax Department.
- Assist in CSR-1 registration with MCA for corporate funding eligibility.
- Draft supporting documents like activity reports, audited accounts, and bylaws.
- Provide ongoing compliance support for renewals and reporting.
- Advisory on FCRA registration for international donations (if required).
🔹 What You Should Do Next
- ✅ Step 1: Share your NGO’s registration documents and activity details.
- ✅ Step 2: We prepare and file compliance applications with authorities.
- ✅ Step 3: Get approvals and start receiving tax-exempt donations and CSR funding.
👉 Boost your NGO’s credibility and fundraising with 80G, 12A & CSR compliance.
📌 [Apply for 80G/12A] | [Book NGO Compliance Consultation]