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Comparing the three primary ways to register a non-profit in India
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Registered NGOs are eligible for various central and state government schemes and grants.
Partner with corporate houses for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
Obtain 12A and 80G registration to get tax exemptions for the NGO and donors.
Apply for FCRA registration to receive donations and support from international donors.
A registered legal structure builds permanent trust with the community and volunteers.
Legally hold property, vehicles, and assets in the name of the organization.
Establishing an NGO is just the first step. Here's what comes next:
Income tax exemption for the NGO and tax benefits for your donors.
Mandatory registration to be eligible for corporate CSR funds in India.
Required if you intend to receive any funding or contributions from overseas.
Regular auditing and FC-4 filings to maintain your legal status.
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Professional drafting of Trust Deeds, MoA, and Rules & Regulations as per law.
Submission of documents to the Registrar of Trusts, Societies, or the MCA.
Receipt of Certificate of Registration and initial compliances like PAN/TAN.
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