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Registering a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) in India depends on the organization's goals. Common legal structures include:
For wider recognition and funding, NGOs often register with the NGO-DARPAN Portal (NITI Aayog), which provides access to government grants and FCRA eligibility. A valid DARPAN ID is essential for legitimacy and networking.
NGOs may also seek:
Each NGO is managed by a Governing Body consisting of office bearers like the President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Identity proof (usually Aadhaar) is required for all members.
NGOs working with Persons with Disabilities must follow specific legal provisions to access targeted government support.
NGOs play a vital role in tackling social and environmental issues. Operating independently, they rely on donations, grants, and volunteers to carry out their work. Their key functions include:
Each Act outlines the registration process, structure, and compliance needed for legally operating an NGO in India.
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An NGO addresses social, environmental, or political issues that may be overlooked by governments or businesses. It promotes human rights, delivers aid, supports development, and drives policy reforms.
Yes, if an NGO offers taxable goods or services and crosses the turnover threshold. However, many charitable activities are GST-exempt under public welfare provisions.
NGOs must register under relevant laws like the Societies Act or Trusts Act, maintain records, file returns, and follow FCRA guidelines (if receiving foreign funds).
NGOs are regulated by bodies like the Ministry of Social Justice, MHA (FCRA), Registrar of Societies, and the Income Tax Department for tax compliance.
You need at least 7 members for a society or 2 trustees for a trust. Key documents include the MOA or Trust Deed, PAN, ID proofs, and an official address.
No. NRE accounts are for NRIs only. Foreign nationals (non-Indians) are not eligible to open NRE accounts.
Registered NGOs can avail 80G and 12A exemptions under the Income Tax Act. Donors also get tax deductions under 80G.
Yes. NGOs under the Societies Act can operate across India, but they must update their MOA and inform authorities when expanding.
Yes, a residential or temporary address can be used during registration. It should be updated once a permanent office is set up.
An NGO must be 3+ years old and submit audited financials via the FCRA portal. Approval is granted by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Any registered NGO—society, trust, or Section 8 company—can register on the NGO Darpan portal with PAN, certificate, and member details.
NGO Darpan offers access to government schemes, digital grant tracking, unique IDs, and improved networking with public institutions.
CSR Form 1 is mandatory for NGOs seeking CSR funding. It collects organizational details to verify eligibility.
Register on the MCA portal, submit CSR Form 1, along with PAN, certificate, and activity details. After review, CSR-1 is issued.
Audits involve checking financial statements, verifying fund usage, and ensuring legal compliance for transparency and proper governance.