NGOs can be registered in three formats: as a Trust (under Trust Act), Society (under Societies Registration Act), or Section 8 Company (under Companies Act). Choose the right structure with our expert guidance.
NGOs can be registered in three formats: as a Trust (under Trust Act), Society (under Societies Registration Act), or Section 8 Company (under Companies Act). Choose the right structure with our expert guidance.
Our team helps with eligibility checks, document collection, application preparation, filing, and follow-up support so the process stays clear from start to finish.
Best for family-run or small group charities focusing on education, health, or poverty relief.
Ideal for state-level or national-level organizations with a larger governing body and democratic structure.
A highly transparent corporate NGO structure, preferred by large-scale donors and CSR initiatives.
12A and 80G exemptions reduce the NGO's tax burden and attract more donations.
Registered NGOs are legally recognized and can enter contracts and open bank accounts.
Registered NGOs can apply for government and CSR grants.
Registered NGOs can apply for FCRA to receive foreign contributions.
A Section 8 Company is generally preferred by corporates for CSR funding due to its high transparency.
NGOs can claim tax exemption on their income by registering under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act.
