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Obtaining 80g registration in India
for a charitable organization requires submitting specific documents to
demonstrate the legitimacy of the entity and its activities. Here are the key
documents needed:
1. Form 10g: a duly filled and
signed form 10g, the application form for 80g registration.
2. Trust deed or memorandum of
association: a copy of the trust deed or memorandum of association, along with
any amendments, if applicable.
3. Registration certificate:
copies of the registration certificate of the organization under the relevant
law (e.g., trusts act, societies act, companies act).
4. Pan card: a copy of the
permanent account number (pan) card for the charitable organization.
5. Audited financial statements:
copies of the audited financial statements, including the balance sheet, income
and expenditure statement, and auditor's report for the last three years.
6. Details of activities: a
detailed description of the activities carried out by the organization to
establish its charitable nature and the beneficiaries it serves.
7. List of donors: a list of
donors along with their addresses, pan, and donation amounts for the last three
years.
8. Trustees' information: details
of trustees or board members, including their names, addresses, pans, and
contact information.
9. Letter of undertaking: a
letter of undertaking stating that the organization will maintain proper
records and provide information as required by the income tax department.
10. Any other relevant documents:
additional documents may be requested by the income tax department for
verification.
These documents serve to
demonstrate the organization's compliance with the necessary criteria for 80g
registration and its eligibility to receive tax-deductible donations. It's
essential to ensure that all documents are accurate and up to date before
submitting the application. Read more: https://www.80g.co.in/80gregistration
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