12A Registration

12A Registration is a crucial tax exemption registration for NGOs, Trusts, and Section 8 Companies. It allows non-profit organizations to claim exemption from income tax on surplus funds used for charitable purposes. Obtaining 12A registration helps organizations reduce tax liabilities, improve credibility, and attract donors. With expert guidance from ICP Legal, the 12A registration process becomes simple, compliant, and hassle-free.

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12A Registration

Benefits of 12A Registration

  • 1. Tax Exemption: Income is not taxed if used for charitable purposes
  • 2. Financial Stability: More funds available for social activities
  • 3. Credibility: Builds trust among donors and institutions
  • 4. Funding Opportunities: Easier access to grants and donations
  • 5. Legal Recognition: Recognized by Income Tax Department
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Frequently asked question

  • What is 12A Registration?

    12A Registration provides income tax exemption to NGOs and charitable institutions.

     

  • Is 12A mandatory for NGOs?

    Yes, to claim income tax exemption on surplus income.

     

  • Can a new NGO apply for 12A?

    Yes, newly registered NGOs can apply.

     

  • What is the difference between 12A and 80G?

    12A provides tax exemption to NGO, while 80G provides tax benefit to donors.

     

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