REGISTER NGO |
Posted: March 20, 2017 |
1) What is an NGO? A non-governmental organization is an organization working as a nonprofit entity which is engaged in local, national and even international level thereby providing the services relating to social welfare. It is driven by people having the common interest of performing social work for the benefit of the society. 2) Types of NGO’s
3) Trust registration process: The trust under the relevant state Act can be registered as a private trust or a public trust. Private trusts are although not allowed the tax benefits therefore it is preferable to opt for public trust. If an individual is optimistic of doing social work for public, he/she should go for public charitable trust. 4) Process of registration of trust deed:
1) Decision as to the designations of the trust. The settlor, founder, president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer etc. are decided and registered office needs to be decided. 2) For the central level registration it is mandatory to have one designated person having utility bill of Delhi. 3) Preparation of trust deed is done with all the social motive objectives. 4) The final trust deed is stamped and notarized. 5) A meeting with the registrar of trust is done, where the trust deed is registered. 6) Filing of PAN of the trust.
Trust registration documents: From all members: 1) PAN Card 2) Latest bank statement/telephone or mobile bill 3) Voter’s ID/Passport/Driver’s license 4) Passport sized photograph of all directors and shareholders Registered office 1) Utility bill 2) Scan copy of rent agreement with NOC from the owner of property. SECTION 8 COMPANY REGISTRATION:
What is Section 8 Company? Section 8 company is a company registered under the Companies Act, 2013 with the main objective of social welfare. It is established for promoting commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, protection of environment or any such other object. It is highly credible form of NGO as it is in the form of a company and also the directors’ motive is social welfare only. In this form of Company, there is no distribution of dividends to the shareholders. Benefits of Section 8 Company: 1) Recognized: being a company registered under the Companies Act, 2013 it is highly recognized as the directors engage directly in social welfare. 2) Legality: in the matters of legal and other phases a company formation is more reliable. 3) Credibility: the section 8 company is more credible.
PROCESS: 1) Obtaining DSC, DIN. 2) Name approval (indicating word as prescribed under rules of companies Act, 2013). 3) License of regional director, MCA 4) Filing of incorporation documents with MCA
DOCUMENTS: From all directors and members: 1) Pan card 2) Latest bank statement/telephone bill 3) Voters ID/passport/ Driver’s license 4) Passport sized photograph of all directors For proposed office: Any utility bill Rent agreement copy, noc from owner.
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