NGO Tax Registration

12A and 80G Registration

Help your NGO secure tax exemptions and donor confidence through 12A and 80G registration.

About This Service

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12A & 80G Registration is essential for NGOs, Trusts, and Section 8 Companies to avail tax exemptions and encourage donations.

12A Registration allows the organization to get exemption on its income, while 80G Registration enables donors to claim tax deductions on donations made to the organization under the Income Tax Act.

These registrations increase the credibility of the organization and help in attracting more donors and funding opportunities.

Benefits

Key outcomes and practical advantages mentioned in the provided document.

Tax Exemption – No tax on NGO income (12A)

Donor Benefits – Donors get tax deduction (80G)

Higher Credibility – Builds trust among donors

More Funding – Easier to raise donations

Legal Recognition – Recognized under Income Tax Act

Growth Opportunities – Better chances of grants

Who Should Apply

  • NGOs
  • Trusts
  • Section 8 Companies
  • Charitable organizations
  • Social welfare institutions

Requirements Checklist

Keep these documents or details ready before we begin the filing process.

  • PAN Card of organization
  • Registration Certificate (Trust / Society / Section 8)
  • MOA / Trust Deed / Bye-laws
  • Address Proof
  • Details of trustees/directors
  • Financial statements (if available)
  • Additional documents may be required depending on case
Requirements may vary slightly depending on entity type, state rules, or department queries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers pulled from the document so visitors can understand timelines, eligibility, and core requirements.

Q1. What is the difference between 12A and 80G?

12A provides tax exemption to NGO, while 80G gives tax benefit to donors.

Q2. Is 12A & 80G registration mandatory?

Not mandatory, but highly beneficial for NGOs.

Q3. How many days does registration take?

Usually 2–3 months, depending on the completeness of documents and approval by the Income Tax Department.

Q4. Can new NGOs apply?

Yes, newly formed NGOs can apply.

Q5. Is renewal required?

Yes, as per latest rules, periodic renewal is required.

Q1: Is 12A registration mandatory for NGOs?

Yes, without 12A registration, NGOs must pay income tax on their surplus income.

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