Set up your NGO correctly — and keep it compliant year after year
Donors, regulators and the tax department all expect NGOs to keep clean records. We help you choose the right structure, get registered, apply for tax benefits and stay compliant, so your team can focus on the work you set out to do.
What we handle
NGO registration
Registration as a trust, society or Section 8 company, with the structure chosen for your goals.
Tax exemption registrations
Applications and renewals for registration under sections 12AB and 80G of the Income-tax Act.
Audit & returns
Audit of accounts, audit reports in Form 10B / 10BB and annual income-tax returns.
Funding & grant support
Project proposals and documentation for grants and funding approvals.
Documentation & governance
Trust deeds, bye-laws, board processes and statutory records.
Management & implementation support
Support with NGO management and project implementation.
How an engagement works
- Free first callTell us what you need. We tell you what applies and what it involves.
- Written quoteA fixed fee and timeline before any work starts.
- Partner-led workA partner plans the engagement and reviews every output.
- Report & follow throughWe deliver, explain the findings and stay on for follow-up.
Who we work with
- Charitable and religious trusts
- Societies and associations
- Section 8 companies
- Foundations and CSR-funded projects
NGO FAQs
Which is better for an NGO: trust, society or Section 8 company?
It depends on your activities, how you plan to raise funds and how many people will run it. We explain the trade-offs and recommend a structure in the first call.
Does an NGO need an audit every year?
Most registered NGOs claiming tax exemption must get their accounts audited and file the audit report and return on time to keep the exemption.
Can you help with 12AB and 80G renewals?
Yes. We prepare and file the applications and respond to any queries from the department.