MODES OF REGISTRATION OF NGO-

MODES OF REGISTRATION OF NGO -FORMATION AND REGISTRATION OF A NON -PROFIT ORGANISATIONS IN INDIA CAN BE DONE UNDER FOLLOWING THREE MODES:

1. TRUST
2. SOCIETY
3. SECTION-8 COMPANY

THE DETAILED PROCEDURE OF REGISTRATION OF NGO IS AS FOLLOWS:

Meeting

• You have to conduct meeting of the proposed NGO. In the meeting you have to mention aim, objective, president, vice president, treasurer, advisor, member etc.
• You have to pass the resolution of forming NGO and all member
• must sign on it with date and proposed name of NGO

MODES OF REGISTRATION OF NGO-

Furnishing Form

• You have to go to Charity Commissioner/Asst charity commissioner’s office and buy the form.

Documents to be submitted

Thereafter according to the performa you have to complete following documents:

1. power of attorney in the name of president/secretary
2. Consent letter of all members/trustees
3. Resolution
4. by laws of NGO as performa (Draft an MOA)
5. NOC from the premises owner in which ngo is registerd
6. Declaration of all movable and immovable assets of NGO on RS 20/- non-judicial stamp
7. other document as required

There after, you have to apply to the same office under Registration of Societies Act 1860 or Public Trust Act of respective states or section 8 of the companies act .{FOR REGISTRATION PROCEDURE OF TRUST, SOCIETY AND COMPANY UNDER SECTION 8)

You should get your registration certificate within 1 months of Society and within 2 months of Trust and you will get registration number.

If you want tax exemption, as soon as you get registration number, apply to Income Tax department for tax exemption under section 80(G) .

In case of Foreign Funding then one needs to Apply for FCRA

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ADVANTAGES OF NGO or NON Profit Organisation

We are specialised firm in India  helping in Setting up Non Government organisation or Non Profit Organisation Like

1. Trust
2. Section 8 Company
3. Society

NGO can get several benefits if they register themselves under section 12 A of Income tax Act, Section 80G of Income Tax or under Section 35 of Income tax Act

Foreign remittance in NGO can be received only when NGO has received prior approval from Foreign Contribution Regulation Act

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ADVANTAGES OF NGO-An NGO is a non-governmental organization that is driven and task-oriented by individuals with one common interest. NGOs are usually structured around specific issues like health, human rights or environment. An NGO provides expertise and analysis and thus assists in monitoring international agreements.

ADVANTAGES OF NGO

Provide important local action

• ADVANTAGES OF NGO  are very important since they offer an organization for local communication, action and also distributing resources when there are no existing local organizations. A
• An NGO provides a mechanism that could possibly work where the government has failed. I
• It supports grass roots initiatives as well as recognizing and responding to the realities of the local people.

Cheaper to implement ADVANTAGES OF NGO

• NGOs are actual non-profit organizations, various projects can be achieved without having to use the government money. This is because there are many private donors who support the NGOs and this means that there will never be a lack of resources.
• NGOs provide a good alternative to creating mass access structures. These mass access structures are extremely cumbersome, unreliable and costly.

Better communication

• ADVANTAGES OF NGO  have the capability of communicating at all levels. This means that they can easily interact with the local people and relay their messages to top levels of the government.
• They are also capable of recruiting highly motivated staff and experts with lesser restrictions than employees working for the government.

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Innovative approaches

• NGOs are flexible in becoming accustomed to local conditions and responding to the local needs. For that reason, they can experiment freely with new approaches and take risks if necessary. They can develop integrated projects to help the local people.
• The major shortcoming of NGOs is the overdependence on private financial resources, especially when the donors fail to make their donations.

Improve standards of life

• NGOs are more beneficial than government programs because they are usually community based organizations. They research, develop and work on several projects which can help people change their lives.
• NGOs are able to penetrate all corners of the community to find out what kind of problems people face and what they can do to make things better.

Reduce literacy levels

• To improve the standards of life, ADVANTAGES OF NGO teach people in the respective communities how to lead a better life than
  These teachings have been seen to improve the levels of their lives at different levels.

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NGO Registration in india-

NGO Registration in india-A non-governmental organization (NGO) is any non-profit, voluntary citizens’ group which is organized on a local, national or international level. Task-oriented and driven by people with a common interest.

The term “non-governmental organization” has no agreed legal definition and these are termed as “civil society organizations” in many jurisdictions.

NGO Registration in india

The term “NGO Registration in india.” can nevertheless be used as shorthand to refer to a range of organisations that normally share the following characteristics:

• NGO Registration in india are not created to generate personal profit. Although they may have paid employeesand engage in revenue-generating activities they do not distribute profits or surpluses to members or management
• NGOs are voluntary. This means that they are formed voluntarily and that there is usually an element of voluntary participation in the organisation;
• NGO Registration in india are distinguished from informal or ad hoc groups by having some degree of formal or institutional existence. Usually, NGOs have formal statutes or other governing document
• Setting out their mission, objectives and scope. They are accountable to their members and donors
• NGOs are independent, in particular of government and other public authorities and of political parties or commercial organisations;

NGO Registration in india. are not self-serving in aims and related values. Their aim is to act in the public arena at large, on concerns and issues related to the well being of people, specific groups of people or society as a whole. They are not pursuing the commercial or professional interests of their members.

Documents Required for NGO Registration in india-

• ID Proof of Nine Members Two from Delhi and Seven from Seven different states.(Voter ID/Driving
  License/Passport/Adhaar Card)
• One address proof of office premises. (Electricity Bill/Water Bill/House Tax Reciept).
• Name of the society/NGO Registration in india
• Rest of the documents we will prepare.
• For any query please feel free to contact us.

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