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NGO, Club and Society Registration

NGO, Club and Society Registration is an organization that is, generally, formed independent from government. They are typically nonprofit entities, and many of them are active in humanitarianism or the social sciences; they can also include clubs and associations that provide services to their members and others. Surveys indicate that NGOs have a high degree of public trust, which can make them a useful proxy for the concerns of society and stakeholders. However, NGOs can also be lobby groups for corporations, such as the World Economic Forum.

Here, our legal team of Tax Seva Kendra will guide you about rules and regulation to form NGO/Club/Society registration in India whether you wish to register NGO, Club and Society, we assist you in getting all types of registration in India.

Types of Registration

From the below type of registration summery you will be able to decide what type of Registration is suitable for you

Trust
Registration

What we provide
  • Certificate of Incorporation (CIN)
  • Permanent Account Number (PAN)
  • Memorandum of Association (eMOA)
  • Articles of Association (eAOA)
  • Director’s Identification Number (DIN)
  • Digital Signature (DSC)
  • Goods and Service Tax (GST)
  • Registration license
  • Provident Fund (PF)
  • Employees State Insurance (ESIC)
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₹ 20000/-

Society
Registration

What we provide
  • Certificate of Incorporation (CIN)
  • Permanent Account Number (PAN)
  • Memorandum of Association (eMOA)
  • Articles of Association (eAOA)
  • Director’s Identification Number (DIN)
  • Digital Signature (DSC)
  • Goods and Service Tax (GST)
  • Registration license
  • Provident Fund (PF)
  • Employees State Insurance (ESIC)
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₹ 10000/-

Section-8 Company
Registration

What we provide
  • Section 8 Name Reservation
  • DIN & Digital Signature for 2 Directors
  • MOA & AOA, PAN & TAN
  • Section 8 License & MSME Registration
  • Incorporation & Share Certificates
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₹ 15000/-

Documents Required

    For Directors & Shareholders
  • Copy of PAN Card
  • ID Proof - Aadhaar Card / Voter ID / Driving License / Passport Copy
  • Address Proof- Electricity Bill / Bank Statement / Telephone or Mobile Bill.
  • Passport Size Photograph (2 Copy)
    For Registered Office Address
  • NOC of the Property
  • Address Proof- Electricity Bill / Bank Statement / Telephone or Mobile Bill

Comparison

    Particulars
  • Applicable Act
  • Registration Requirement
  • No of Members
  • Statutory Audit
  • Liability Protection
  • Separate Legal Entity
  • Ownership Transfer ability
  • Foreign Participation
  • Tax Rates
    Trust
    Registration
  • Indian Trusts Act, 1882
  • Trust Deed, Trustee Identification, Registration Process, Application Form, Documents submission, Fee Payment
  • No upper limit. At least 2 members are required
  • Not mandatory, but required if annual income exceeds certain limit
  • Trustees have a duty to serve the beneficiaries and are personally liable for any breach of duty or mismanagement of trust assets. But beneficiaries don’t have liability for the trust's debts.
  • It is a separate legal entity with its own legal personality.It can hold property, sign contracts, sue or be sued in its own name, and undertake legal obligations independently of its trustees or beneficiaries.
  • The transferability of beneficial interests in a trust depends on the terms of the trust deed and applicable laws. In some cases, certain conditions or restrictions may be applicable on the transfer of beneficial interests of the trust.
  • Foreign participation in trusts is permitted, subject to certain conditions and regulations. In certain cases, trusts may require prior approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for receiving foreign contributions or donations.
  • Income derived by public charitable or religious trusts, which are registered under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act, are eligible for tax exemption under certain conditions. Tax rates are different for charitable and non-charitable incomes.
    Society
    Registration
  • Societies Registration Act, 1860
  • Submission of MoA, Application Form, Members’ Consent Letters, Address Proof, Affidavits, Fee Payment
  • Varies from state to state. Commonly a minimum of 7 members are required
  • Not mandatory, but may conduct audit if required
  • Liability protection is limited and depends on society's rules or bylaw; and is proportional to membership fees or contributions made to the society by the members.
  • It can independently own property, sign contracts, sue or be sued in its own name, and undertake legal obligations independently of its members or governing body.
  • The members of the society have membership rights and privileges, such as, voting rights, participation in decision-making, and entitlement to benefits provided by the society. The transferability of membership in a society depends on the rules or bylaws of the society and applicable laws, maintaining restrictions.
  • Foreign participation in a society registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, is permitted. There are certain regulations and restrictions imposed. Foreign individuals or entities can become members of a society in India.
  • Societies registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, are not taxable on their surplus or income if involved in charity or in the promotion of art, science, religion, literature, or any other public benefit purpose. Income earned by the society from business activities or investments are taxable.
    Sec-8 Company
    Registration
  • Companies Act, 2013
  • Submission of MoA, AoA, Govt. License, Name Approval, Obtaining DIN, Incorporation Application, Fee Payment
  • At least 2 members
  • Mandatory to appoint an auditor within 30 days from the date of incorporation.
  • Liability Protection is limited to the amount unpaid on shares and on the members’ contributions to company's assets; while their personal assets are liability-free.
  • It is a separate legal entity and can own property, incur debts, sign contracts, sue or be sued in its own name, and undertake legal obligations independently of its members or directors.
  • The transferability of shares in a Section 8 company is regulated by the company's Articles of Association (AoA) and the Companies Act, 2013. Shares of a Section 8 company can be transferred subject to any restrictions or provisions specified in the company's AoA.
  • Foreign participation is permitted in Section 8 companies. It is subject to compliance with various regulatory requirements, including those related to foreign investment, exchange control, sectoral regulations, and corporate governance.
  • Section 8 companies are taxed under the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961. But there are certain concessional provisions, cess and exemptions from taxes.