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The primary purpose of registering a company as a Section 8 Company is to promote non-profit objectives such as trade, commerce, arts, charity, education, religion, environment protection, social welfare, sports research, etc.
Check out details with the procedure for registration of section 8 with companies Act, 2013
Who can Incorporate a Section 8 Company?
An individual or group of individuals can apply for Section 8 Company Registration if it holds the below-mentioned intentions. The objectives have to be confirmed to the satisfaction of the Central Government.
In India, a Trust is controlled by the trustees mentioned in the Trust Deed. Section 8 Company will be governed by the Board of Directors, similar to a Private Limited Company.
During the process of incorporation, the DSC is obtained for the proposed directors. The following documents must be submitted.
After submitting these documents, the applicant must complete an OTP and eKYC procedure to obtain a DSC in their name.
Step by step procedure to incorporate a Section 8 Company
The 80 G Certificate exempts the individuals who have made donations to the charitable trusts or the Section 8 company fully or partially from paying the taxes. For example, A charitable organizations or trust that is registered under 12 A allows an individual to avail tax exemption under Section 80 G.
There is a maximum allowable deduction criterion. If the amount donated exceeds 10% of the total gross income, then the excess amount will not qualify for tax benefits.
An individual who makes an eligible donation is entitled to avail tax exemption under the 80 G
Donations that are made to a listed trust and organizations only qualify for deduction u/s 80 G
Registration under this section will be processed by the commissioner of Income-tax after receiving an application from the applicant in Form 10 G. The application should be accompanied by the following documents.
The Income Tax Department grants 12 A registration, one-time registration to trusts and other non-profit organizations. The 12 A registration aim at exempting from the payment of income tax.
Immediately after incorporation, generally, an application for 12 A registration is made. Trusts and NGOs which have obtained 12 registrations enjoy exemption from paying taxes on their surplus income. All entities can get 12 A registration.
The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act 2010 is called FCRA registration, which is necessary to obtain charitable trusts, societies, Section 8 Company that receive foreign contribution or donation.