12A and 80G Registration

What is 12A Registration?

12A registration provides NGOs with income tax exemption. Once registered under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, an NGO is exempted from paying tax on its income, allowing it to utilize funds effectively for charitable purposes.

What is 80G Registration?

80G registration enables donors to claim tax deductions on donations made to NGOs. Under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, donors can avail tax benefits of 50% to 100% deductions, encouraging more contributions towards social causes.

Benefits of 12A and 80G Registration

✔ Income Tax Exemption: NGOs with 12A registration do not have to pay income tax on their earnings.
✔ Attract More Donors: 80G registration encourages individuals and corporates to donate by offering tax benefits.
✔ Eligible for CSR Funding: NGOs with 12A and 80G are often preferred for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds.
✔ Financial Credibility: Enhances trust and transparency among stakeholders, including donors and government bodies.

Eligibility Criteria

The NGO must be registered as a charitable trust, society, or Section 8 company.
The organization should not be involved in profit-making activities.
Proper records of activities and financial transactions must be maintained.

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