NGO registration legally recognizes a non-profit organization, enabling it to operate for social welfare, education, healthcare, and community development. It provides access to funding, grants, and government support while ensuring compliance with legal regulations.
A Section 8 Company is a non-profit entity under the Companies Act, 2013, established to promote commerce, education, charity, and similar causes. Its profits are reinvested in its objectives, with no dividends distributed to members.
A Trust is a legal entity where a trustor transfers property to a trustee, who manages it for the beneficiary as per the trust deed. In India, trusts are governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882.
A Society is a legally recognized group formed for charitable, cultural, educational, or scientific purposes. Registered under the Society Registration Act, it gains legal status for efficient governance and operations.
NGO Darpan, managed by NITI Aayog and NIC, connects NGOs with government ministries, enhancing transparency and access to grants, schemes, and funding opportunities.
FCRA registration enables organizations to legally receive foreign contributions in India, ensuring compliance and proper utilization for charitable, educational, and social welfare activities.
The 2020 Union Budget introduced changes to the registration process under sections 12AB and 80G, enhancing transparency, compliance, and digitalization for charitable organizations.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) mandates companies to contribute to societal welfare through initiatives benefiting the community, environment, and economy under the Companies Act, 2013.
