Sections 80G and 12A of the Income Tax Act in India conferred tax benefits on the donors and charitable organizations: Section 80G, in effect, granted deductions to the contributor/donor for contributions made to eligible NGOs, while Section 12A granted tax exemption to the NGOs, ensuring the income is tax-free, provided certain conditions are met.

Building a successful and sustainable organization requires dedication, perseverance, and continuous efforts towards achieving your mission. If you are considering NGO registration, contact corpseed and will provide you all the assistance you need!

You can register your company under section 8 of the Companies Act if it is for the promotion of research, education, science, art, commerce social activities etc. Get your company registered now with corpseed and enjoy various benefits and exemptions from tax liabilities.

Society Registration means the formal process of society registration under the Society Registration Act 1860. This legal practice lets groups to form a single entity focused on encouraging social, cultural or charitable activities. The registration allows the society to hold property, elevate funds and manage its activities lawfully.

NGOs receiving donations from outside India require an FCRA Registration from the Home ministry. We take care of all of the other documentation and follow up with both the government and other legalities so you can focus on the greater cause.

If you are a trustee and operating the duties of a Trust, you can save the funds by claiming the tax benefits but for that, you need the Trust Registration. Corpseed will assist you in getting the Trust Registration.