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NGO Registration

NGOs or Non-Governmental Organizations

NGOs or Non-Governmental Organizations are organizations that operate independently from the government and aim to promote social causes or political change. NGO registration is a legal process through which an organization can establish itself as an NGO and gain legal recognition. NGO registration offers several benefits, including access to funding, tax exemptions, and legal protection.

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Benefits of NGO Registration

Legal Recognition: NGO registration provides legal recognition to your organization. It helps you gain credibility and trust among stakeholders, including donors, volunteers, and the public.
Tax Exemptions: Registered NGOs are eligible for tax exemptions and can avail of various government schemes and funding programs.
Legal Protection: Registered NGOs have legal protection and can take legal action against any wrongful acts committed against them.
Access to Funding: Registered NGOs can apply for funding from government agencies, private organizations, and international bodies.

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Registration Process

Documents Required for NGO Registration

Memorandum of Association: It is a legal document that defines the objectives and scope of the NGO.
Articles of Association: It outlines the rules and regulations governing the functioning of the NGO.
PAN Card: It is mandatory for all registered NGOs to have a PAN card.
Identity and Address Proof: Identity and address proof of all members and trustees of the NGO.
Registration Certificate: If the NGO is already registered, a copy of the registration certificate must be provided

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Types of NGOs

Trusts: A trust is a legal entity that operates for charitable purposes. It is created by a trustee and managed by a board of trustees.
Societies: A society is a group of individuals who come together to promote a social cause or a charitable purpose. It is governed by a managing committee.
Section 8 Companies: Section 8 companies are non-profit organizations registered under the Companies Act, 2013. They are formed to promote social welfare activities.

Difference between Types of NGOs

The main difference between trusts, societies, and section 8 companies lies in their legal structure, governance, and tax exemptions. Trusts are governed by a trustee, while societies are managed by a managing committee. Section 8 companies are registered under the Companies Act and have a separate legal entity. Trusts and societies are not eligible for tax exemptions, while section 8 companies are.
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