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Trust is registered under The Indian Trust Act 1882 and provides for the provision related to Trust.

The Societies Registration Act, 1860 is a legislation in India which allows the registration of entities generally involved in the benefit of society - education, health, employment etc.

A “Section 25” company is registered under Section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956. This section provides an alternative to those who want to promote charity without creating a Trust or a Society for the purpose.

The NGO- DARPAN is a platform that provides space for interface between VOs/NGOs and key Government Ministries /Departments/Government Bodies. The NGO- DARPAN has started to create and promote a healthy partnership between VOs/NGOs and the Government of India. The Portal is managed at present by NITI Aayog.

Following are procedure to register yourself to NGO DARPAN :
Already Signed Up NGOs from old portal :
• Click on Forget password link
• Provide any of three fields Pan number, Mobile or Email in userid field
• Input the OTP received at your mobile number, confirm it
• Create your new password
• Sign in to the portal.
• All existing details like, Profile, Office bearers details, Source of Funds, NGO registeration details have been ported into new website and will be available after signing in.
Already Signed up NGOs who registered at new portal only :

• Click on Sign In Link
• Provide any of three fields Pan number, Mobile or Email in userid field
• Provide your password
• Access your registered details
• In case your forget the password, there is option to Signing In using OTP, where OTP is sent to registered mobile number (alternated mobile number).
New NGOs for Sign Up :

• Provide your NGO Name
• Provide Email (OTP is sent for confirmation)
• Provide Mobile Number, where OTP will be sent for confirmation
• Enter security code displayed at the website
• Next Step, OTP will be asked to confirm
• Please enter NGO Pan Number
• After confirmation of OTP, Next screen will allow you to create a password.
• Sign In to portal with your credentials generated at above steps.

Charitable Trusts, Societies, Section 8 Company that receive foreign contribution or donation from foreign sources are required to obtain registration under Section 6(1) of Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010. Such a registration under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010 is called a FCRA registration.

Must have made reasonable contributions by undertaking activities in its chosen field for the benefit of society. Must have spent a minimum of Rs. 10,00,000 in the last 3 years towards achieving its objectives (Excludes administrative expenditure).

Go to Ministry of home affairs website by typing in address of web browser, http://fcraonline.nic.in the following screen will be displayed. After clicking on FCRA online forms link from previous screen , the following screen will be displayed.

The two types of FCRA registration are as follows: Prior Permission Certificate: This sort of certificate is possible after one year. Permanent Certificate: It is available for a span of 5 years.

The Parliament amended the FCRA, 2010 in September, 2020. One of the major amendments mandates compulsory opening of an FCRA account in the State Bank of India (SBI), Main Branch located at Sansad Marg, New Delhi by each NGO/association registered or given prior permission under FCRA 2010.

If you want to raise funding from Government departments then it is mandatory to get registration with NGO Darpan portal and after filing the form get there Darpan ID. In the initial phase it is optional to mention Darpan ID while filing FCRA Registration Form.

Foreign contribution regulation Act 1976 or FCRA is a law of government of India which regulates receipt of foreign contributions or aid from outside India to India territories. This is essential to ensure that such aid does not effect political or any other situation in India.

80G is a certificate that exempts you part or fully from paying taxes, if you have made donations to charitable trusts or section 8 company or organizations that are registered to offer you exemptions from taxes.

The 80G certificate is issued by the Income Tax Department to a non-governmental organization (NGO), a charitable trust, or a section 8 company.

An 80G certification is one that is granted to certain not-for-profit organisations by the Income Tax Department, granting their donors the ability to avail of a tax deduction on donations. To apply for an 80G certificate, however, the organisation must first have a 12A certificate.

Section 80G of the Indian Income Tax Act allows you a tax deduction on donations made to any charitable organization.

When the NGO gets enlisted under section 12A, the entire tax of the charitable firm is exempted. If it gets registered under section 80g, then the donor gets 50% tax rebate of donated amount while giving donation to that NGO.

A non-profit organization or non-governmental organization (NGO), a charitable trust or a Section 8 Company, can apply for 80G registration as well as obtain certification under section 12A.

12A registration is a one-time registration which is granted by the Income Tax Department to trusts and other not for profit organisations. The purpose of the registration is to be exempted from the payment of income tax. 12A registration is generally applied for immediately after incorporation.