What deduction do donors get?

Donors can usually claim 50% (or in some cases 100%) of the donation as a deduction, subject to limits in the Income Tax Act.

Does 80G need renewal?

Yes, under the current regime 80G approval is time-bound and must be renewed.

80G Registration — CorpRaasta

Overview

80G registration enables donors to your NGO to claim a deduction on their taxable income for the donations they make, which significantly improves your ability to raise funds.

CorpRaasta prepares your 80G application, files it with the Income Tax Department and follows up to grant.

Registrations — Handled end-to-end by CorpRaasta's CA & CS experts

What is 80G Registration?

80G registration is an Income Tax approval that allows donors to a registered NGO to claim a deduction on qualifying donations.

Who needs it

NGOs seeking to attract more donations

Trusts, societies and Section 8 companies with 12A

Organisations running donor and CSR campaigns

Charities wanting a fundraising advantage

Documents required

Registration certificate / deed and PAN

12A registration details

Trustee / member details

Activity and financial details

Registered office proof

How it works

Prepare application

The 80G application is prepared.

File online

It is filed with the Income Tax Department.

Clarifications

We respond to any departmental queries.

Certificate

80G registration is granted.

Benefits

Donors get tax deductions, encouraging giving

Stronger fundraising and CSR appeal

Greater credibility with contributors

Complements 12A income exemption

Supports long-term donor relationships

HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS

What we do for you

80G application drafting and filing

Coordination with your 12A status

Query handling with the department

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Frequently asked questions

In practice, an NGO needs 12A registration (income exemption) to obtain and maintain 80G approval.

80G Registration