In India, a non- profit organisation often known as NGO can be registered as a company under section 8 of the Companies Act 2013 (erstwhile section 25 of the companies act 1956) and can also be registered as Trust and as a society registered under the premises of Society Registration Act 1860.
Section 8 Company form of an NGO is the most popular form of NGO in India. It is easy to register/run/manage a section 8 Company in comparison with a Trust and a Society.
According to section 8 (12, 1b, 1c) of the Companies Act 2013, a section 8 companies can be established for the promotion of Commerce, Art, Science, Sports, Education, Research, Social Welfare, Religion, Charity, Protection of Environment as any such other object, provided it, intends to apply its profits. If any or other income in promoting its objects and intend to prohibit the payment of any dividend to its member.
Numerous Tax exemption is provided to Section 8 Companies specifically tot eh donors who are contributing to Section 8 Companies, they can claim the Tax exemption against the donation they made to a Section 8 Company.
A section 8 Company has more credibility as compared to any other Non-Profit Organisation structure be it a Trust or Society. As it is licensed by the Central Government. It has more stringent regulations such as no change in MOA, and AOA can be done at any stage or situation in a section 8 Company.
A Trust in India is controlled by the Trustees mentioned in the Trust Deed. A Section 8 Company would be controlled by the Board of Directors similar to a Private Limited Company
80 G is a Certificate that exempts a person making a donation to a section 8 Companies from part or fully paying Taxes on the donation amount.
12 A Registration are a onetime registration obtained by most trusts, right after incorporation to be exempted from paying income tax. Section 8 Company, Trust, and NGO’s having 12A registration enjoy exemption from paying income tax on the surplus of income of the trust or NGO. Income Tax exemption is available for all NGO’s.
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Two identity proof documents like Aadhar Card, Pan Card, Passport, Driving Licence, or any other government-issued identity document, would be required.
In addition to the identity proof, the directors must submit residence proof that not less than three months old proof of residence documents includes bank statements, electricity bills, Water Bill, Gas Bill, and telephone Bill.
In the case of Lease deeds for the registered office premises and EB Bill/Property tax receipt/Water Bill Copy of the registered office property. In case of own property, copy of sale deed along with the EB Bill/Property Tax Receipt/Water Bill Copy of the registered office property
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