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12A & 80G Registration overview

Luxe Finalyzer provides services for 12A and 80G registration, which can help charitable organizations and NGOs obtain tax benefits and exemptions under the Income Tax Act, 1961. Here is some information about the 12A and 80G registration and the services provided by Luxe Finalyzer:

12A Registration:

12A registration is a one-time registration, which allows an NGO or charitable organization to avail tax exemption benefits. It is mandatory for all charitable organizations to obtain a 12A registration in order to be eligible for exemption from income tax. The application for 12A registration must be filed with the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions) with the necessary documents.

80G Registration:

80G registration is an option for donors to claim tax benefits for donations made to NGOs and charitable organizations. It provides a 50% tax exemption to individuals and companies for the amount donated. The application for 80G registration must be filed with the Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions) with the necessary documents.

Services provided by Luxe Finalyzer for 12A and 80G registration:

Consultation and guidance on the entire registration process.

Preparation of application forms and documents required for registration.

Filing of the application for registration with the concerned authorities.

Follow-up with the authorities until the registration is completed.

Assistance in the renewal of the 12A and 80G registration.

Luxe Finalyzer has a team of experts who are well-versed in the process of 12A and 80G registration, and they can help organizations obtain these registrations in a hassle-free manner. Their services ensure that the organizations are able to avail tax benefits and exemptions under the Income Tax Act, and are able to focus on their charitable activities without any hindrance.

Documents required for 12A & 80G Registration (12A)

Trust Deed/Registration Certificate
AOA and MOA (if applicable)
Financial reports like Balance Sheet Profit & Loss & Income Tax return (if old NGO)
PAN Card details of the NGO

Documents required for 12A & 80G Registration

Trust Deed/Registration Certificate
AOA and MOA (if applicable)
Institution's PAN Card
Financial reports like Balance Sheet Profit & Loss & Income Tax return (if old NGO)
Progress report of the NGO, for either 3 years or from the starting date

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is 12A Registration?

12A is a blessing in disguise if you can register under it and utilize it. Had you not had this one, your NGO would come under the usual tax scheme. This registration which is also known as an exemption certificate helps you by provisioning government grants and gives tax exemption facilities. 12a and 80g registration process online become hard when you do not about it, Luxe 12a and 80g registration Service made it easy for you.

What is 80G Registration?

After you are done with 12A as an NGO, your next call shall be the 80G Registration. This one comes under the Income Tax act and gives the benefit of tax exemption to the donors of an NGO. Thus, you would be at an advantageous position when you get this registration completed.

What is section 12-A of Income Tax Act. ?

Income of an organization is exempted if NGO has 12-A registration. All income shall not be taxable after 12-A registration. This is one time registration.

What Is section 80-G of Income Tax Act. ?

If an organization has obtained certification under section 80-G of Income Tax Act then donors of that NGO can claim exemption from Income Tax. This is not one-time registration. This needs to get renewed after the validity period.

When an organization can apply for registration under section 12A and BUG of Income Tax Act?

Application for registration under section 12A and 80G can be applied just after registration of the NGO.

Where to apply for registration under section 12A and 80G of Income Tax Act?

Application for registration under section 12A and 8OG can be applied to the Commissioner of Income-tax (Exemption) having jurisdiction over the institution.

Can both the applicatlons under section 12A and 80G of Income Tax Act be applied together?

Yes ! Both applications can be applied together or it can also be applied separately also. If some organization is willing to apply both applications separately, then application for registration u/s 12A will be applied first. Getting 12A registration is must for applying application for registration u/s 80G of Income Tax Act.

What is Tax Exemption limit on donations?

There is a limit on how much money can be exempted from the Income Tax.

If the amount of deduction to a charitable organisation or trust is more than 10% of the Gross Total Income computed under the Act (as reduced by income on which income-tax is not payable under any provision of this Act and by any amount in respect of which the assessee is entitled to a deduction under any other provision of this Chapter), then the amount in excess of 10% of Gross Total Income shall not qualify for deduction under section 80G.
The persons or organisation who donate under section 80G gets a deduction of 50% from their taxable income. Here at times a confusion creeps in, that the tax advantage under section 80G is 50%, but actually it is not so. 50% of the donation made is allowed to be deducted from the taxable income and consequently tax is calculated.
The ultimate benefit will depend on the tax rates applicable to the assessee. Let us take an illustration. Mr. X an individual and M/s. Y Pvt. Ltd., a Company both give donation of Rs.1,00,000/- to a NGO called Adarsh. The total income for the year 2003-2004 of both Mr. X and Ms. Y Pvt. Ltd. is Rs. 2,00,000/-. Now assuming that the rates are 30% for the individuals and 40% for the Companies without any minimum exemption limit.

Generally what is the timeline for getting registration under section 12A and 80G of Income Tax Act?

If application for registration under section 12A and 80G will be applied through NGO Factory, it should take 3 to 4 months.

What is the procedure for getting registration under section 12A and 80G of Income Tax Act?

Step-1: Dully filled-in application will be submitted to the exemption section of the lncome Tax Department.
Step-2: NGO will receive notice for clarifications from Income Tax Department in 2-3 months after applying.
Step-3: Reply of notice will be submitted by the consultant along with all relevant desired documents to the Income Tax Departments.
Step-4: Consultant will personally visit the Income Tax Departments to follow-up the case on behalf of the applicant organization.
Step-5: Exemption Certificates will be issued.

The NGO should not have any income which are not exempted, such as business income. lf, the NGO has business income then it should maintain separate books of accounts and should not divert donations received for the purpose of such business.
The bylaws or objectives of the NGOs should not contain any provision for spending the income or assets of the NGO for purposes other than charitable.
The NGO is not working for the benefit of particular religious community or caste.
The NGO maintains regular accounts of its receipts & expenditures.
The NGO is properly registered under the Societies Registration Act 1860 or under any law corresponding to that act or is registered under section 25 of the Companies Act 1956.