Overview
For an NGO, 12A registration exempts its income from tax, while 80G registration lets donors claim a deduction on their donations. Obtained together, they make a trust, society or Section 8 company both tax-efficient and attractive to donors.
CorpRaasta prepares both applications, files them with the Income Tax Department and follows up until your registrations are granted.
What is 12A & 80G Registration?
12A and 80G are Income Tax registrations — 12A (now 12AB) exempts an NGO’s income from tax, and 80G allows its donors to claim deductions on donations.
Who needs it
Newly registered trusts, societies and Section 8 companies
NGOs seeking tax exemption on their income
Organisations wanting to offer donors tax deductions
NGOs applying for grants and CSR funding
Documents required
Registration/trust deed and PAN of the NGO
Details of trustees / members
Activity report and objects
Financial statements (if available)
Registered office proof
How it works
01
Prepare applications
We prepare 12A and 80G applications together.
02
File with IT dept
Both applications are filed online.
03
Respond to queries
We handle any clarifications raised.
04
Registrations granted
12A and 80G certificates are issued.
Benefits
Income-tax exemption on the NGO’s income
Donors can claim deductions, boosting donations
Stronger eligibility for grants and CSR funds
Greater credibility with donors and authorities
Long-term tax efficiency
HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS
What we do for you
Combined 12A and 80G filing
Drafting of objects and activity notes
Response to departmental queries