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Section 80G Donor Tax Deduction Registration

Section 80G registration allows donors to claim income tax deduction on donations made to an eligible charitable organisation, encouraging greater philanthropic support. RINSON BUSINESS provides complete consultancy for 80G registration, generally applied for alongside or after 12A registration.

Overview

What It Is

80G registration certifies that donations made to the organisation are eligible for tax deduction in the hands of the donor (subject to prescribed limits and conditions), making the organisation significantly more attractive to individual and corporate donors.

Advantages

Key Benefits

Tax Deduction for Donors
Increased Donation Inflow
Stronger Donor Confidence
Attractive for CSR Contributions
Complements 12A Registration
Recognised Compliance Standing
Suitability

Who Needs This

Charitable Trusts
Registered Societies
Section 8 Companies
NGOs Seeking Individual & Corporate Donations

Documents Required

  • 12A Registration Certificate
  • PAN of the Organisation
  • Trust Deed / Memorandum & Rules
  • Financial Statements
  • Details of Activities & Beneficiaries
  • Bank Account Details

Process & Services by RINSON BUSINESS

Eligibility Review (requires 12A)Preparation of Form 10A / 10ABCompilation of Donation & Activity RecordsOnline Filing on Income Tax PortalApplication TrackingCertificate AssistanceRenewal Guidance (as applicable)
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can donors claim 100% deduction under 80G?
The deduction percentage (50% or 100%) and any applicable qualifying limits depend on the category of the fund/institution as prescribed under Section 80G.
Is 80G mandatory for receiving donations?
No, but it is generally necessary if the organisation wants its donors to be able to claim a tax deduction on their contributions.
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