​A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is a legally enforceable contract that establishes confidentiality between two parties—the owner of protected information and the recipient of that information. By signing an NDA, participants agree to protect confidential information shared with them by the other party. In addition to not divulging or releasing the information without consent, the recipient also agrees not to copy, modify, or make use of the information in any way that is not authorised by the owner.

A signed NDA form can help you avoid a lot of problems as a business owner. Without a confidentiality agreement in place, your trade secrets and sensitive information can be disclosed publicly or otherwise used by employees, vendors, clients, or anyone else that you share them with. A Non-Disclosure Agreement lets the recipients of your proprietary information know that you expect confidentiality and it authorises you to take legal action if the contract is violated.
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Other names for a Non-Disclosure Agreement include: NDA, Non-Disclosure Form, Confidentiality Agreement, Confidentiality Statement, Confidential Disclosure Agreement (CDA), Proprietary Information Agreement (PIA), or Secrecy Agreement.

​A non-disclosure agreement full form (NDA), also known as a confidentiality agreement (CA), confidential disclosure agreement (CDA), proprietary information agreement (PIA) or secrecy agreement (SA), is a legal contract between at least two parties that outlines confidential material, knowledge, or information

​Whether you are considering a new business relationship or you have already entered one, it's often smart to make a Non-Disclosure Agreement. Employees, business partners, and vendors are often privy to sensitive information that should be protected from disclosure to the outside world. Without a signed confidentiality contract, your business data and trade secrets could become public knowledge without your consent.

​As discussed above NDA is an agreement between two or more parties whereby they agree to disclose confidential information among themselves but excludes all other from the right of accessing that information, except in some circumstances.
Five Advantages of signing an Non-Disclosure Agreement: 

• NDA helps the parties to accommodate or to adapt their obligations well. It helps them to understand when the obligations do not apply and when they would terminate.
• It helps to describe exactly what, the confidential matter is and helps in maintaining their secrecy.
• Non-Disclosure Agreement deals with the provisions which deal with penalties imposed on the contracting party who discloses the information which was supposed to be kept confidential. The one who breaches with the NDA are prescribed punishments in the form of compensation. They have to bear the damages caused. This issue can also be brought to the court where they can receive an injunctive relief. This would prohibit the recipient from disclosing such information any further so as to prevent breach of non-disclosure
• Non-Disclosure Agreement helps in achieving the purpose of their commitments by performing due diligence in safeguarding the confidential information.
• A court cannot give relief for the breach of confidential trade secret or information if the owner of that information has not entered upon Non-Disclosing Agreement. NDA is like a protection given to the owners. A court grants relief to the owner if he has taken attempt for safeguarding the confidential information.​

Our Business licensing and regulatory approval team provides all possible help in dealing with the office of Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions) to get registration under section 80G & 12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 for your NGO at very affordable prices.

80G registration helps you receive donations and enable you to issue exemption certificates to the people who have donated to your NGO. 12A Registration exempts your NGO’s excess income over expenditure from income tax purview.
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A NGO, registered under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961, can issue exemption certificates to the person, who has made some donations to the NGO. Such exemption certificates issued by the NGO will enable the donor to claim and avail income tax exemptions up to the 50% of total donated amount. Therefore registration under Section 80G is very important for a NGO, so, it can receive donations from general population, ​corporate under CSR Schemes etc.