FCRA Licence
Easy Filing for NGO Registration in India
FCRA or Foreign Contribution Regulation Act 1976, and 2010 is meant for regulating the acceptance and usage of foreign contribution. This contribution can be in the name of donation, or charity to an NGO, which is a non-government organisation in India. It stands voluntarily, doing philanthropy for the social welfare. CAAQ stands by your side for any type of professional support to register any NGO under the FCRA. We are a team of professional and experienced CA, CS, and solicitors. Our real-time experience of defeating challenges has helped hundreds of national and international customers.
We are here to make its registration no big deal. Our experts take up all pain involved in its documentation so that you can achieve your philanthropic goals. With this, you can foster good work for downtrodden and underprivileged people. The main aim behind setting it up is no monetary gain, but a charity or social cause. The NGO can be a Trust, a Society, or a Section 25 Company. We ensure end-to-end NGO registration support at an affordable price in a fast TAT.
Standard Process for FCRA Registration for NGOs
Register an NGO in any of these Forms in India:
- Trust Registration
A Trust can be set up when the settler of the property transfers it or its benefits for the well-being of the recipients, or in the public interest. This NGO is registered with the main aim of utilizing the asset of the Trust for a social cause, or public welfare. This is called a Charitable Trust. You can never have its fixed beneficiary because it is the massive public as a whole. It’s irrevocable unless the court interferes.
- Society Registration
It has the Memorandum of Association and Rules and Regulation or bylaws. The society registration process requires it to be registered with the Registrar of Society or Commissioner of Trusts, which is appointed by the State Government. Its MOA can be updated while increasing or decreasing the aims or working overtime. This NGO must inform the registrar about the changes in its objectives every year. It can be shut under the termination clause in the Bylaws. Upon Its termination, the society can be absorbed or merged with the society having a similar aim.
- Section 8 Company Registration
It requires MOA and AOA forms as the legal document of a Section 8 Company. Section 8 company registration is compulsory to file under the Central Government through the Registrar of Companies. It requires approval from the Registrar and has to undergo annual compliance.
- PAN
Upon any type of NGO registration, it becomes mandatory to apply for PAN.
- FCRA Registration
This FCRA registration in India is compulsory if you have any funds sourced from the foreign in the name of charity or social welfare. Upon that, your NGO must register with the FCRA department, which is regulated by the Ministry of Home Affairs. Without it, no NGO is able to accept any foreign donation or funds.
- TAN
For removing the tax from a source, the NGOs should apply for TAN number at any point of time after its registration.
- GST Registration
If its research activity or consultancy work’s gross revenue exceeds the basic exemption limit of the Goods and Services Tax, it requires GST registration in India.
- Professional Tax
NGO is liable to pay Professional Tax, which is deducted from the pay of an employee and deposited to the Government. It is governed by a state government and thus, its governance differs per state that comes with its own set of rules and regulations for Professional Tax.
- Shops and Establishment License
As per the Indian NGO laws, if an NGO employs anyone for any work pertaining to the organisation it shall procure a license under the Shops and Establishments Act.
Discover Advantages that this Registration in India Offers
- NGO Compliance
It’s a common approach that NGOs are free from paying out tax because their aim is non-profit-making. It’s untrue because it follows compliance. But, it leverages the benefits in accordance with the NGO laws.
- Retirement Benefit
Like Provident Fund, Gratuity, ESIC, etc., NGOs can offer retirement benefits. These are meant for developing and increasing the strength of employees more than the prescribed limit in these acts.
Checklist of Documents
- Copy of the registration certificate as a PDF or JPG
- Pan Card of NGO
- PAN and Aadhaar card copies of 3 members in the executive committee
- Name of NGO/VO
- NGO address
- Registration number
- Date of registration
- Details of three members who are on the executive committee
- Details about funding from the government and chief area of working
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