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CSR-1 Registration for Receiving Corporate CSR Funding

Form CSR-1 registration on the MCA21 portal is mandatory for NGOs, trusts, and societies that intend to receive Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funding from companies under the Companies Act, 2013. RINSON BUSINESS provides complete consultancy for CSR-1 filing and CSR partnership readiness.

Overview

What It Is

CSR-1 is a mandatory registration form that must be filed electronically with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) by any entity intending to undertake CSR activities on behalf of companies, generating a CSR Registration Number required for receiving CSR funds.

Advantages

Key Benefits

Mandatory Gateway to CSR Funding
Recognised CSR Registration Number
Enhanced Eligibility for Corporate Partnerships
Improved Transparency for Donors
One-Time Filing (with amendments as needed)
Suitability

Who Needs This

NGOs Seeking Corporate CSR Funding
Registered Trusts
Registered Societies
Section 8 Companies

Documents Required

  • 12A & 80G Registration Certificates
  • PAN of the Organisation
  • Trust Deed / Memorandum & Rules
  • Details of Governing Body/Board
  • Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
  • Financial Statements (past 3 years, generally)

Process & Services by RINSON BUSINESS

Eligibility Check (requires 12A & 80G, generally 3 years of activity)Document CompilationForm CSR-1 PreparationDigital Signature Certificate (DSC) of Authorised PersonOnline Filing on MCA21 PortalCSR Registration Number Issuance
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CSR-1 mandatory to receive CSR funds?
Yes. Under the Companies Act, 2013 and applicable CSR Rules, entities must be registered in Form CSR-1 with the MCA to be eligible to receive CSR contributions from companies.
Can a newly formed NGO file CSR-1?
Eligibility generally requires the organisation to have been operating for a minimum period (commonly three years) with a track record of relevant activities, subject to the applicable CSR Rules.
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