Guide to 80G Registration - Procedure & Documents Required | Enterslice

ABOUT 80G REGISTRATION :

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.

Steps to get 80G Registration :

• Place an order
  
• Information check
  
• Application filling
  
• Getting registered

Information & Documents Required for 80G Registration :

• PAN of the NGO;
  
• Audited Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure Account for the preceding three financial year, if applicable;
  
• Certified copy of Trust Deed/Society Registration Certificate and its Bye Laws/Certificate of Incorporation and Memorandum and Articles of Association of a Section 8 Company;
  
• List of donors along with their address and PAN;
  
• Electricity Bill/House tax receipt/Water Bill of the registered office;
  
• Evidence of welfare activities carried out & progress report since inception;
  
• List of governing body members and their contact details;
  
• A Power of Attorney for authorizing TratoIndia to submit application and liaison with officials of Ministry of Home Affairs.