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- Section 8
- Trust Registration
- Society Registration
NGO Registration Online – Overview
An NGO is a non-governmental organisation that works to improve society at large through philanthropic endeavours. Depending on the activity you want to pursue, you can start it as a Trust, a Society, or a Non-Profit Company [Section 8 Company].
All non-profit organisations, including Trust, Societies, and Section 8 Companies, are collectively referred to as NGOs in India. Such non-profit organisations are also known as ‘Sangathan’, ‘Sangh’, and ‘Sangam.’ All non-profit NGOs are eligible for an income tax exemption.
These are occasionally mistaken with non-profitable businesses, which denotes a conventional company that is not turning a profit. Spinach Laws will assist you in making the best decision and will walk you through the full NGO company registration procedure.
Why register an NGO in India?
Benefits
- A registered NGO gains the legal status and becomes accountable for the funds received. For instance, when an individual donates funds to a charitable trust, it is received under the name of the organization and used for the trust’s activities. In an unregistered firm, the assets can be received under anyone’s name and may be used for their own profit.
- An organization that is registered as an NGO reinforces the ethical, social and legal norms of our society.
- The basic requirement for running an NGO is to have a bank account under its name. In order to open an account, it is mandatory to be registered as a Trust, Society or Section 8 Company.
- The registration of an NGO is necessary to seek tax exemption from the Income Tax Authority.
What Is the Classification of NGOs in India?
There are various classification of NGOs in India, here is the list:
By the Level of Orientation
- Charitable Orientation
- Service Orientation
- Participatory Orientation
- Empowering Orientation.
By the Level of Operation
- Community-Based Organisation
- City Wide Organisation
- National NGOs
- International NGOs.
Things to Do Before Applying for NGO Registration Online
Obtain a Certificate for a Digital Signature (DSC)
The registration forms must be digitally signed before being submitted online, therefore proposed directors must offer digital signatures. India’s government certifies organisations that issue digital Signature registration (DSC). Candidates must earn a DSC in either the Class 2 or Class 3 category. The cost to receive DSC varies and is determined by the certifying organisation.
Get a Director Identification Number by Applying (DIN)
Applications must include DIN requests for any potential company directors. The allocation of a DIN is aided by the completion of application Form DIR-3. The application form must be provided with scanned copies of director identification and address proof, self-attested copies of PAN, and other supporting documentation. Online submission of the application form is possible.
Registration of NGO in India
Trust
One of the ways in which an NGO can be registered is Trust or more commonly called Charitable trust. Trust is a legal entity created by the “trustor” or “settlor” who transfers the assets to the second party or “trustee” for the benefit of the third party or “beneficiary”. Trusts are formed to help and support the deprived sections of the society. Any group of individuals can register a trust and in India as such there are no specific laws to govern the public trust, however, some states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu have their own Public Trust Act
Societies
A society is an entity that can be created by a group of individuals united in their cause for promoting science, arts, literature, social welfare and useful information. In addition, societies work for creating military orphan funds, maintaining public museum and libraries.
Societies are governed by the Societies Registration Act, 1860. They must be registered with the respective state Registrar of Societies to be eligible for tax exemption.
Section 8 Companies
A Section 8 Company is similar to a trust and society. The objectives of a Section 8 Companies are to promote arts, science, commerce, sports, social welfare, religion, charity and environmental protection. They are registered under the Companies Act, 2013 for charitable purpose. They have better credibility among government bodies, donors and other stakeholders.
NGO Registration Online Methods in India – Trust, Society, or Non-profit Company [Section 8 Company]
NGO Registration Process – How To Start an NGO in India?
In India, for NGO registration process anybody is free to do social activities without forming an association or organization. But when an individual wants to create a group that involves volunteers, activities, and resources, it becomes important to have proper management in place. To run such companies, trusts and Societies in the correct manner, a certain set of rules need to be followed.
Eligibility to Start an NGO
- If an NGO is to be incorporated as a private limited company, there must be a minimum of two directors.
- In the case of incorporation as a public limited company, a minimum of three directors are necessary.
- 200 members is the maximum allowed for a private limited business.
- For a public limited company, there is no member limit.
- If registering as an NGO, there is no fee.
Online NGO Registration Forms
Here are the ngo registration forms required:
- DIR 12 Appointments of Directors
- DIR 2 Consent of Directors
- DIR 3 Application to ROC to get DIN
- INC 1 Business name approval
- INC 12 Applications for License
- INC 13 Memorandum of Association
- INC 14 Declaration from a practising CA
- INC 15 Declaration from each person making the application
- INC 16 License to incorporate as NGO
- INC 22 Situation of Registered Office
- INC 7 Applications for Company’s Incorporation
- INC 8 Declarations
- INC 9 Affidavit from each director and subscribe
Why Is NGO Registration Required?
- The organisation gains credibility, and those who contribute money will be more likely to affiliate themselves with those NGOs that have registration because it lends an air of authenticity.
- A local NGOs operations may be able to develop with the aid of NGO company registration, which guarantees greater exposure for the organisation.
- The range of both financial and human resources is expanded. The NGO will benefit because more volunteers will step forward.
- Register your business as an NGO in India in accordance with the 2013 Companies Act to receive a number of benefits for the company’s directors. NGOs are exempt from a number of taxes in India, which enables the business to save taxes and invest the money in further projects.
- Companies that have been recognised by the ITR filing return act of 1961 as NGOs are not prohibited from selling their assets or interest-earning claims.
- All businesses organised as NGOs under the ITR Act of 2013 are exempt from stamp duty, providing the business with additional opportunities to reduce its tax burden. The entire tax savings from the stamp duty are then used to promote the company’s philosophy.
How Long Does It Take to Register an NGO?
- The process of section 8 company is 10-14 days
- There is a process of trust incorporation that will take 20 days
- The society registration process will take another 25 days.
Documents Required for NGO Registration
Before a registered deed is delivered to an NGO, submission of specific documents is required.
Trust Registration
For the trust registration, the following papers are mandatory:
- A bill of electricity or water stating the address that needs to be registered.
- The identity proof of at least two members of the company. The proof can be:
- Voter ID
- Driving License
- Passport
- Aadhaar Card
Once the payment for the registration is done, it takes about 8 to 10 days for online registration to be completed under the Indian Trust Act – 1882. Before the deed becomes valid throughout the country, the settler has to deliver a presentation at the registrar’s office.
Note: On the scheduled date for registration, the Author of the Trust shall be present in the Register Office for registration
Society Registration
For a Society Registration the following papers are essential:
- The name of the society.
- Address proof of the office.
- Identity proof of all the nine members which can be:
- Driving License
- Copy of Passport
- Voter ID
- Aadhaar card
- Two copies of the Memorandum of Association and By-laws of the society.
Note:Once the payment for the registration is done, it takes about 8 to 10 days for drafting the MoA and By-laws of the Society. Thereafter it takes 21 to 30 days for the Society to be registered.
Section 8 Company:
For a Section 8 company registration, the following papers are essential:
- The name of the Company for approval.
- Address proof of the office. It can be electricity or water bill or house tax receipt.
- Identity proof of all the Directors which can be:
- Driving License
- Copy of Passport
- Voter ID
- Aadhaar card The Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association of the Company.
Note:Once the payment for the registration is done, it takes about 8 to 10 days for drafting the MoA and AoA of the Society. Thereafter it takes about 2 months for the entire Company registration to be completed.
Why Spinach Laws ?
Consultation for selecting registration type
- We do a thorough consultation to understand which registration would suit you the best- NGO / Society/Trust Registration.
- We will inform you of all the documents required to check ngo registration online form.
- The final step is the formation of your NGO.
Section 8 Company Registration Online – An Overview
A Section 8 company under the Companies Act, 2013 or a Section 25 Company as per the Companies Act,1956 is an organisation registered with an objective of promoting the fine arts, science, literature, or knowledge sharing for a purposeful matter or for charity. These are the limited companies established under the Companies Act. The Government grants these companies an exclusive license under Section 8 Companies Act. There are three main conditions for granting the license.
- The company should be registered for charitable purposes
- Income and profits should be used towards these objects
- The company should not pay any dividend to its members.
The Section 8 Company registration fees vary and is listed below:
Company Name Reservation: ₹1000/-
Digital signature registration & DIN: ₹3000/-
Notary and stamps: ₹2000/-
MoA & AoA & Government Fees & Incorporation Fees: ₹6000/- to ₹8000/-
Professional Fees: ₹8000/- to ₹10000/-
Registration of Section 8 Company – Benefits
The companies registered under section 8, do enjoy certain benefits. The following are the advantages of section 8 company incorporation over other modes of online NGO registration:
- It has organised operations and greater flexibility.
- Avoids meticulous registration process and no physical presence required.
- No requirement of a minimum paid-up capital.
- Seamless procurement of tax benefits under section 12AA and 80G of the Income Tax Act
- Any partnership registration firm can be a member in its individual capacity and obtain Directorship.
Donations/Funding of Sec 8 Company
Section 8 company incorporation may accept public donations but is not permitted to obtain capital through deposits. Some of the methods it can use to raise money are listed below:
- Foreign Donations: Only after registering under the FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act of 1976) are foreign donations permitted. FCRA licence applications are only accepted three years following the registration date. However, you may request a prior clearance from the commissioner if certain extremely urgent international donations are required
- Funding for Equity: Sec 8 company may potentially be able to raise money by issuing new equity shares at a premium
- Donations Made Domestically: There are no restrictions on domestic donations. But a proper mechanism must be put in place to prevent situations of money laundering.
Requirements for Online Registration of Sec 8 companies
For section 8 company incorporation procedure, the following criteria must be fulfilled:
- Governed by: Companies Act, 2013.
- Members: Minimum of 2 Directors/Shareholders.
- Important Documents: MoA, AoA and financial statements.
- Board: Directors.
- Property management: All the properties belonging to a company are vested in the name of the company. These can be sold in conformity to the provisions mentioned in the Companies Act, 2013. The Act says the sale can be done with prior consent of the Company Board of Directors, when they pass a resolution regarding the same.
- Closure or Winding up of a company: The property and funds of the society, upon its dissolution ( as per the society by-laws) and settlement of all liabilities & debts, may not be equally distributed among the company members. Rather, the same can be transferred or given to some other company, preferably with similar objects.
- Annual compliance: The company must ensure its annual compliance by filing its annual returns and annual accounts with the RoC.
Name Approval
The name provided for the sec 8 company incorporation should be short, simple, unique, include the right suffix, project the motif of the NGO and so on. It is necessary to officially register and approve the company’s name. This assists in avoiding any copyright concerns and ensures that no other section 8 companies have already been registered under the same name. To obtain approval, a Form INC-1 application must be submitted to the company’s Registrar (Central Registration Centre – CRC of Ministry of Corporate Affairs). The applicant will need to submit six unique names for name approval in order to reduce the likelihood of name recurrence. Following approval, the name is valid for up to 60 days. The recommended names must include words like foundation, association, forum, council, chambers, etc. in accordance with the Company (Incorporation) Rules, 2014 in order to be accepted as a legitimate section 8 company name.
Sec 8 Company Registration Eligibility Criteria
- An Individual or HUF or limited Company is eligible to start a Section- 8 company registration in India
- Two or more persons who will act as a shareholder or Director of the company should fulfil all the requirements and compliances of the section 8 company registration online
- At least one of the directors shall be a resident of India. However, a firm may be a member of the company registered under this section
- The objective should be the promotion of sports, social welfare, the advancement of science and art, education and financial assistance to lower income groups
- The surplus generated must be used for meeting the principal objective of the section 8 company only
- Founders, members, and directors of the company cannot draw any remuneration
- There should be no direct or indirect distribution of profits to the company’s directors and members
- The business should have a defined three-year project plan and vision.
Documents Required for Registration of Section 8 Company
- DSC and DIN of the Directors.
- Objectives and proposed work of the company.
- Financial statements like assets and liabilities, the projection for five years etc.
- Directors personal documents.
- Registered office address documents viz. rental agreement or sale deed in the name of the company, utility bills not older than two months.
Online Section 8 Company Registration – A Detailed Process
There are three major steps in incorporating a Section 8 company apart from the document collection, preparation and drafting. They are:
STEP 1: Run Approval:
- Reserve Unique Name (RUN) is a form filed for reserving a name for a new company or for changing its existing name. This is the first step of incorporating a section 8 company.
- A section 8 company shall usually have words like Foundation, Federation, Society, Council, Club, Charities, Institute, Academy, Organisation, Federation, Chamber of Commerce, Development, Association, etc.
- The name so approved shall be valid for 20 days
STEP 2: RD 1 License:
- This step is the most crucial in the process of incorporation.
- The name approval shall be valid at the time of applying for the RD 1 License.
- RD 1 license is a license granted under section 8 of companies act as they work on a specific objective which is for the upliftment of arts, science, commerce, environment, etc., and the profit they earn shall also be used towards their objectives. All crucial documents like the MoA, AoA, financial statements and other declarations are filed at this stage.
- The license so approved shall be valid for 30 days.
STEP 3: Spice Form:
- Both the name and the license shall be valid at the time of filing the SPICe form.
- This is the final stage of incorporating the section 8 company where the documents relating to the registered office like the rental agreements and utility bills are filed along with the RD-1 license and the name approval certificate.
Section 8 Compliances
- A Section 8 company has to comply with the annual compliances like other companies
- In case of non-compliance, the company will be treated as a dormant company and it can be struck off from the register
- A section 8 company is also required to do the CSR compliances and the CSR must be done.
Penalty for Non-Compliance
If the registration of section 8 company violates the Act’s legal requirements, the Government will revoke it. The licence may be revoked if the Company’s goals are mishandled or inconsistent with the ones that were established. A firm or other entity that violates the rules will be subject to a fine that starts at ₹10 lakh and can reach ₹1 crore. The Company’s Officers & Directors who violate the terms will be subject to a fine of at least ₹25000 and up to ₹25 lakh, or both.
Applicability of Tax Exemption
There is a general notion that a Section 8 company need not pay tax as they work towards the welfare of the public at large. But this is not true. A Section 8 company, like any other legal entity, is liable to pay tax. In order to be exempted from Tax, a Section 8 company is required to obtain certification for the said exemptions such as Section 12 A, 80G etc. from the Income Tax Authorities.
Why Spinach Laws?
- Just tell us a little bit about your business and you’ll have the registered trust deed in 20 working days (subject to government approval). It’s that simple. In addition to yours, we’ll be handling around 400 requests this month
- We make your interaction with the government as smooth as is possible by doing all the paperwork for you. We will also give you absolute clarity on the process to set realistic expectations
- Our team of experienced business advisors are a phone call away, should you have any queries about the process. But we’ll try to ensure that your doubts are cleared before they even arise.
Trust registration in India – An overview
Trusts are created to focus on the development of sciences, literature and other noble causes like relieving scarcity, consenting education to the needy , and giving medical support. It is mandatory to complete trust registration in order to complete the whole process without any hassles.
Since the trusts are irreversible, they cannot be shifted or cancelled without the court’s permission. Trust registration may seem like a very long process. But with Spinach Laws the Whole registration process can be simplified and completed in just a few steps. With a few benefiting papers, such as a deed of trust and rental agreement, Spinach Laws can complete trust registration.
Steps to Register a Trust
The trust registration can be done online through Spinach Laws by following a few simple steps. The trust’s creator, also known as the ‘Author of the Trust’ or the ‘Settlor of the Trust’ is required to establish in writing the trust’s aims and the process by which its trustees will strive to accomplish the goals. This is the first step in registering the trust. The document that contains all of these specifics is known as a trust deed, often known as a deed of trust.
Following this, a trust deed registration and an application for the trust registration online must be presented to the Registrar of Trusts. The adequate legal system for registering the registered department of the trust is commonly where the trust is arranged.
What Does a Trust Deed Contain?
The trust deed is the important and most significant document of the trust. It summarises the goal, its obligations, and how it will operate up until it is shut down. The trust deed includes the following clauses.
- Trust’s full term
- The trust’s registered office
- The trust’s operational area
- Goals for the trust
- Information on the author and the assets
- Information about the trustees Board
- Board membership and the members’ qualifications, terms, and tenure
- Regulating trustee and other trustees’ permission and responsibilities
- Closure, improvement of the trust deed, and the Act’s petition
Constitution of the Trust
The Board of trustees is created by the Trust. The following individuals make up the Board:
- Creator, Settlor, and author of the trust
- Management trustees
- Other trustees
The Board of Trustees’ quorum may not consist of more than 21 people.
Why Register a Trust?
According to the Public Trust Act of every state, registering a trust is required if it has a charity purpose or whenever a piece of land is transferred in the trust’s name. For tax insurance under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act, only registered trusts are allowed to undertake the above mentioned transaction. Registering a trust increases the legitimacy of the same because it involves donations of public funds.
Trust Compliances
Following registration, a trust must take the following actions.
Obtain a PAN card
Follow Accounting and Bookkeeping
File ITR annually
Shop and Establishment Registration
Professional tax registration
If applicable, continue with GST Registration
Applicability of Tax Exemption
People are under the impression that trusts are not liable for taxes however this is not true. Like any other legal entity, trust is accountable for taxation. In order to be completely observed from tax a registered trust should provide the certifications under Section 12A 80G.
Benefits of Trust Registration
Establishment of Charitable Undertakings
By registering a charitable trust in India, one can conduct multiple humanitarian endeavours. You can benefit a lot of individuals by stating in the bylaws the justifications for the trust’s registration in India.
Aid to Children
Private trust registration in India is a better option to secure the future for your kids. It will encourage you to serve a trustor and suitably organise your possession so that your Trustee , i.e your children—can have a safe and sound economic future, unlike a public charity trust enrollment.
Tax Exemptions
Online trust registration offers tax protections. Generally speaking, a trust is compared to an NGO. Therefore, public trusts in India are eligible for tax benefits if they register as charitable trusts under the Income Tax Act Sections 12A and 12AA.
Helping Individuals
A trust established in accordance with Section 12A aids in trust online registration as well as the consolidation of an organisation whose main goal is to assist as many people as possible.
Simple Integration
Online trust registration process is simple. The procedure is very easy to implement. Simply complete the trust registration form using the proper format. Reach out to Spinach Law and initiate the process. We will help in promptly procuring the trust registration certificate..
Family Wealth Protection
In India, registering a private trust is seen as being of the utmost importance for those who want to safeguard their own property.
Setting up Temples
If you consider yourself to be a devoted person, you can register a religious trust. You can create an organisation that can eventually consolidate a temple through the Temple Trust Registration process.
Different Types of Trusts
The Charitable and religious trusts function as per the Religious Endowment Act of 1863 and the Charitable and Religious Trust act of 1920. Apart from this the Bombay Public Trust Act of 1950 regulates the registered trusts in India. In India there are basically three different types of trust widely registered.
Public trust
This is the most common type of trust that is usually registered in India. Public trust focuses on spiritual and benevolent activities. They are incorporated for philanthropic activities and religious objectives. This does not regulate with respect to the Indians trust act.
Private Trust
A private trust is a legal structure made for personal gain rather than for a public or charitable cause. A private trust is established to provide proper financial support to the recipients. The advantages of Private Trust are only usable to the called inheritor and it has no charitable purpose. The Indian Trusts Act of 1882 must be attended by these trusts.
Private cum Public Trusts
The Public-Cum-Private Trusts have two objectives, as their word indicates. They are authorised to pay their earnings for both private and public intentions. That indicates that either public or private people, or both, could be inheritors of such a trust.
Trust Registration Process
- The process of registering a trust in India is relatively simple and straightforward. The first step is to identify the type of trust you wish to create. There are two main types of trusts in India: private trusts and public trusts.
- Private trusts are typically created by individuals for the benefit of their family or themselves, while public trusts are created for the benefit of the general public.
- Once you have determined the type of trust you wish to create, the next step is to choose a name for your trust.
- The name should be reflective of the purpose of the trust and should be approved by the Registrar of Companies.
- The next step is to appoint trustees.
- Trustees are responsible for managing the affairs of the trust and ensuring that it operates in accordance with its objectives.
- You will need to appoint at least three trustees, who must be natural persons (i.e. not companies or other legal entities).
- Once you have appointed trustees, you will need to draft the trust deed. The trust deed is a legal document that sets out the rules and regulations governing the operation of the trust. It must be signed by all trustees and registered with the Registrar of Companies.
- The final step in setting up a trust is to fund it. This can be done by making a financial contribution to the trust, or by transferring assets such as property or shares into its name.
- Once you have completed all of these steps, your trust will be registered and operational.
Documents Required for Trust Registration
In order to register a private trust in India the following documents has to be provided
Documents of the Trustee
- Name of the trustee
- Employment
- Address
- Age
- Assignment
- Contact Information
- Photographs
- Government recognised address proofs
Proof of Office’s Ownership
- Electricity Bill
- Home Tax receipt
- NOC
Witnesses and Settlers
- Two witnesses are expected to sign during registration
- The migrant should also be existing at the time of enrollment.
Why Spinach Law?
Our team of knowledgeable business experts can complete the trust registration online process pretty soon. All you need to do is contact our experts and turn in all necessary paperwork. Please get in touch with us if you have any questions or concerns about trust registration online. All of your questions will be answered by our team of professionals, who will also smoothly complete the process.
Society registration Online in India – An overview
A Society can be referred to as an association of multiple individuals with a common interest. The group of individuals focus on governing and taking initiative for achieving a common goal. The Society Registration Act in India governs the registration and the functioning process. According to the aforementioned laws, the societies are registered and run to advance the humanities, sciences, literature, or knowledge exchange for a good cause or with a goal. In order to function effectively a society must register.
Reason for Registration of a Society
- To support arts
- Political education dissemination
- Donation of a charitable gift?
- Promotion of literature and science
- Establishing funds for military orphans
- Building public museums
- Construction of public galleries
- Establishing libraries
- Promotion, dissemination, or instruction of knowledge that is useful
- Natural history museum collections
- Assemblages of mechanical and philosophical designs, creations, or tools.
Documents Required for Society Registration Online
- PAN cards of each and every member of the society
- Account Statement
- Utility Bill, driving license, and aadhaar card
- Passport
- Articles of Association (AoA)
- Terms and conditions of the society
- Guidelines to join the society
- Address proof
- Information of all the participant
Online Society Registration
The online society registration has to be completed in a step-by-step Instructions following the Act. The following requirements must be met in order for a society to be registered:
- Members: A state society must have at least seven members, and it must have at least eight members from at least eight distinct states (including one from Delhi)
- Jurisdiction: Wherever the society’s registered office is located is the applicable jurisdiction. in front of the district registrar for that specific region.
- Regulating Act: The societies registration Act of 1986 governs the registration process.
- Property management: The property of the society is owned in its name and may be sold in accordance with the conditions outlined in its byelaws.
- Dissolution: In case of dissolution the registered society has to wind up all the debts and liabilities and should donate the remaining funds to other societies having a similar objective. The fun will never be shared among the members
- Executive committee: It comprises of a president, secretary, treasurer, and a vice president
- Annual Compliance: Societies are required to submit an annual list of the names, addresses, and jobs held by members of their managing committee to the Registrar of Societies.
Society Compliances Post Registration
Following registration, a trust must take the following actions:
Acquire a PAN card
Establish a bank account
Accounting and bookkeeping
Yearly IT filings
GST registration, if applicable; professional tax registration, if required
Observing the Registrar of Firm’s requirements – AGM resolution, financial information, and a member list must all be filed with the Registrar of Firms.
Applicability of Tax Exemption
There is a prevalent belief that because society works for the wellbeing of the general population, it is not necessary for them to pay taxes. This is not the case. Taxes must be paid by a society, just like any other legitimate enterprise. A society needs a certificate of completion from the income tax officials for all applicable exclusions, like Section 12 A, 80G, etc., in order to be exempt from paying taxes.
Recent Updates
New Rules Impose Restrictions on NGOs and Other Registered Societies To Get Foreign Funding
Nov 13, 2020
As per the new rules introduced by the Centre, organisations and NGOs seeking foreign funding must submit a ‘commitment letter’ from the foreign donor, indicating the amount and the purpose. Furthermore, if the amount is over Rs 1 crore, the amount may be given in instalments. However, the second and subsequent instalments can only be released if proof for the utilization of 75% of the first instalment has been submitted, and after field inquiry for the utilization has been completed. Also when registering under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), the rules state that an organisation must have been in operation for at least three years and spent a minimum amount of Rs 15 lakhs for the benefit of society during the last three financial years.
Annual General Meeting till December
29th July: In Tamil Nadu, the registered societies have been allowed time till December to conduct the Annual General Meeting. The Registration department has extended the deadline.
10th April: Co-op housing societies in Mumbai register online for grocery & veggies delivery
Now cooperative housing societies can register online with Maharashtra Cooperative Development Corporation Limited and order grocery and vegetables online. This is an initiative to make successful social distancing.
Society Registration Online – Recent Updates
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Act, 2020 was upheld as constitutionally valid by the supreme court on friday, saying that accepting foreign donations cannot be a right in and of itself.
There is a limitation implied on how the non government organisation, general public and other organisation can receive funds from abroad. The latest implications were imposed by the Indian government in 2020 amending the FCRA. This action has attracted negative criticism from some people.
Why Use Spinach Law Society’s Online Registration Package
A thorough consultation will be provided to fully grasp all your needs and walk you through the entire process. We will provide you with all the papers required to be submitted for society registration, and we’ll keep you updated on its development. We assist you with all registration-related steps and procedures.
Your every step of the way will be guided by our experts. You won’t need to be present in person for the process because attorneys will fill out all the paperwork and submit the application on your behalf. Your work is secure with us, and so are your data. Any questions you may have can be answered by our support staff.
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