File an 80G and 12A application of income tax exception.
Pass the inspection of the premises and activities along with the verification of documents.
Receive Certificate of registration under 80G and 12A.
80G Registration comes under Section 80G of Income Tax Act and provides benefits to the donor of an NGO, whereas Section 12A Registration will assist an NGO to get an organization income exempted from Tax. Both 80G Registration and 12A Registration applies only to NGO's and charitable organizations.
(1) Provision to gain grants from governments and international organisations.
(2) Registration certificate serves as valid proof of the purpose of the NGO and its operations.
(3) All NGOs, be they trusts, companies, or societies, are eligible to avail exclusion from taxes
(4) FCRA registration benefits.
80G Registration procedure consists of the following steps -
(1) Apply for an 80G certificate to the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemption) within the jurisdictional area of the entity along with the required documents.
(2) An on-premise inspection is done by the Income Tax department after the form, and the required documents for 80G registration are submitted.
(3) However, the Income Tax Officials might ask for additional documents or evidence if they seem unfit, or if they feel anything is missing
(4) Upon satisfactory verification of documents and the office of the NGO, 80G certificate is granted to the institution by the Commissioner.
12A Registration procedure consists of the following steps -
(1) You need to file an application in the Form 10A, as per Rule 17A of the Income Tax Act, 1961
(2) The application needs to be filled as per the guidelines of the Jurisdictional Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions)
(3) The Commissioner verifies the genuineness of the activities of the organization, once he receives the Form and the documents. Also, he can call for additional documents or information if he considers necessary
(1) Registered trust deed/society registration certificate/incorporation certificate.
(2) Self-certified copies of audited annual accounts for the preceding three financial years.
(3) NGO DARPAN ID.
(4) FCRA ID
(5) Self-certified copy of the certification previously obtained under 12A and 80G
(1) What is 80G and 12A Registration?
(2) When can a trust apply for 12A and 80G?
(3) Can we apply for 12A and 80G separately?
(4) How to check if my ngo is eligible for 80G registration?
