Steps
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in the long run. By
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Required Documents for 80G and 12A Registration
Below mentioned are the documents required for 80G registration in India:MoA and Incorporation certificate of the entity such as in the case of Section 8
companies and Societies and a Trust Deed is required if it is a Trust
Driving LicenseNo objection certificate or NOC from the owner of the premises
where the registered office of the organisation is located
Form 10G
Certified copy of the PAN number of the NGO
Copy of Utility Bills and it can be water bill, Electricity bill or House Tax
Receipt
A list of the contributors or donors associated with their PAN and address
The important documents related to Annual Returns, Income Tax Returns and the
record book of Accounts of the last three years
The list of the welfare or charity or social activities being accomplished and
the progress report of the past three years
Detailed information about the Board of Trustees
Original MoA, RC or Trust Deed.
The following are the documents that are required for the 12A registration in India process:Documental evidence of the creation of Incorporation Certificate or COI of the
Trust or NGO such as Trust Deed if it is a Trust; Registration Certificate and
Memorandum of Association if it is a society.
Section 8 companies are required to present their certificate of incorporation
and copies of MoA and AoA of the entity
Form 10A.
bank account statement of the Trust for the past three years
PAN number of the entity or organization.
Below mentioned are the documents required for 80G registration in India:
The following are the documents that are required for the 12A registration in India process:
Following Is The Step By Step Process Of 80G and 12A Registration:
Register Under Section 80G
Step-2: Important documents are to be submitted
Step-3: Upon submission, the documents would be reviewed by the Commissioner. If required, he may ask for additional documents or information and the same have to be provided within the timeframe to avoid rejection
Register Under Section 12A
Step-2: The required documents need to be submitted
Step-3: Once the documents are submitted, the application will be reviewed by the Commissioner, who might ask for additional information
Step-4:If everything is found to be satisfactory, the registration will be completed soon after, else it will be
Register Under Section 80G
Any NGO that wants to register under Section 80G has to be duly registered and should be working specifically towards charitable objectives.
Step-1: An application has to be filed in Form 10A with the Commissioner of Income Tax – Exemption.Step-2: Important documents are to be submitted
Step-3: Upon submission, the documents would be reviewed by the Commissioner. If required, he may ask for additional documents or information and the same have to be provided within the timeframe to avoid rejection
Register Under Section 12A
All charitable trusts, societies, and Section 8 Companies, except private or family trusts, are eligible to register under Section 12A.
Step-1: An application has to be filed in Form 10A with the Commissioner of Income Tax - ExemptionStep-2: The required documents need to be submitted
Step-3: Once the documents are submitted, the application will be reviewed by the Commissioner, who might ask for additional information
Step-4:If everything is found to be satisfactory, the registration will be completed soon after, else it will be
80G and 12A registrations are crucial for charitable and religious organizations in
India to avail tax exemptions and attract donors for their social and religious
activities. 12A certification enables organizations to claim tax exemptions on their
income, while 80G certification provides tax benefits to donors who contribute to
the organization. These certifications also enhance the credibility and transparency
of the organization, making it easier to receive grants and donations.
No, 80G and 12A registrations are not permanent. The certifications are valid as
long as the organization continues to fulfill the conditions of registration. They
may be cancelled if the organization fails to comply with the rules and regulations
of the Income Tax Department.
