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- Trust Registration Register a public charitable trust with a well-drafted trust deed and proper documentation. View details
- Society Registration Register a society for charitable, literary, scientific or social purposes with compliant bylaws. View details
- Section 8 Company Registration Incorporate a not-for-profit Section 8 company with MCA, ideal for structured, credible NGOs. View details
- GST Registration Obtain a GSTIN for your business with accurate application filing and document support. View details
- Company & LLP Registration Incorporate a private limited company, OPC or LLP with complete MCA filing support. View details
- MSME / Udyam Registration Register your enterprise on the Udyam portal and access benefits available to MSMEs. View details
- Trademark Registration Protect your brand name and logo with a trademark search and application filing. View details
- ITR Filing Accurate income tax return filing for individuals, businesses, trusts and NGOs. View details
- Annual Compliance Year-round compliance management for NGOs, companies and LLPs so you never miss a deadline. View details
Part 1
NGO Registration Services
Start your NGO on a strong legal foundation with the right structure and well-drafted governing documents.
NGO registration
Trust, Society or Section 8 Company?
Each NGO structure has its own governance, compliance and credibility profile. Here is a simple overview. During the free consultation we help you choose based on your founders, activities and future funding plans.
| Aspect | Trust | Society | Section 8 Company |
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| Governing document | Trust deed | Memorandum and rules (bylaws) | MoA and AoA |
| Managed by | Trustees | Managing committee elected by members | Board of directors |
| Registered with | Sub-Registrar / state authority | Registrar of Societies | Ministry of Corporate Affairs |
| Governance style | Simple, trustee-led | Democratic, member-led | Corporate, highly structured |
| Often suited for | Family or founder-led charities | Associations and community groups | NGOs working with CSR and institutions |
General overview only. Requirements vary by state and change over time, so we confirm the details that apply to you before filing.
NGO registration
Trust Registration
A public charitable trust is one of the simplest legal structures for running charitable activities such as education, healthcare, relief of poverty or environmental work. It is created through a trust deed that names the settlor, the trustees and the objects of the trust, and is usually registered with the local Sub-Registrar.
A carefully drafted trust deed matters because it governs how trustees are appointed, how decisions are taken and how funds are used. We help you draft a deed that reflects your mission and is practical for future registrations such as 12A, 80G and NGO Darpan.
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Legal identity
Operate as a recognised entity that can open a bank account and enter into agreements.
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Simple structure
A trust can be formed with a small group of trustees and straightforward governance.
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Foundation for tax registrations
A registered trust can apply for 12A and 80G registration, subject to eligibility.
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Credibility with donors
Formal registration builds trust with donors, partners and beneficiaries.
Who is this for?
- Families or individuals starting a charitable initiative
- Community groups formalising their social work
- Religious or educational initiatives that need a legal identity
- Founders who prefer a simple governance structure
Documents commonly required
- Identity and address proof of the settlor and trustees
- Passport-size photographs of the settlor and trustees
- Proof of the registered office address (ownership or rent document)
- No-objection letter from the property owner, if rented
- Draft trust deed with objects, trustees and rules
- Details of the initial corpus or settlement amount
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
Trust Registration: common questions
How many trustees are needed to form a trust?
A trust usually has at least two trustees, but the right number depends on your plans and the rules that apply in your state. We advise on a practical structure during consultation.
Where is a trust deed registered?
A public charitable trust deed is generally registered with the Sub-Registrar having jurisdiction over the trust's registered office. Some states also have a separate public trust registration requirement.
Can a trust apply for 12A and 80G?
Yes. Once registered, a charitable trust can apply for 12A and 80G registration. Approval is decided by the Income Tax Department based on eligibility and documents.
NGO registration
Society Registration
A society is a membership-based organisation formed by a group of people who come together for a common charitable, literary, scientific or social purpose. Societies are registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 or the corresponding state law, with the Registrar of Societies.
Societies are well suited to organisations that want democratic governance through a managing committee and general body. We help you prepare a memorandum of association and bylaws that are clear, workable and aligned with your objectives.
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Democratic governance
A managing committee elected by members keeps decision-making transparent.
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Separate legal entity
The society can hold property, open accounts and enter into contracts in its own name.
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Eligible for tax registrations
Registered societies can apply for 12A, 80G and other registrations, subject to eligibility.
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Recognised structure
Many government departments and funders are familiar with the society structure.
Who is this for?
- Groups of members working together for a social cause
- Educational, cultural and sports associations
- Resident, professional and community associations
- NGOs that want elected, member-driven governance
Documents commonly required
- Identity and address proof of all founding members
- Memorandum of association with objects of the society
- Rules and regulations (bylaws) signed by members
- Proof of the registered office address
- No-objection letter from the property owner, if rented
- Covering letter and declarations as required by the Registrar
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
Society Registration: common questions
How many members are required to register a society?
The minimum number of members depends on the applicable Act and state rules. We confirm the requirement for your state during consultation.
What is the difference between a trust and a society?
A trust is managed by trustees under a trust deed, while a society is a membership organisation governed by a committee and bylaws. We help you choose the structure that suits your goals.
Can a society work across India?
Some societies are registered for operations within a state and others for wider areas, depending on the law under which they are registered. We explain the options during consultation.
NGO registration
Section 8 Company Registration
A Section 8 company is a company formed to promote objects such as commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity or environmental protection. Its profits, if any, must be applied towards its objects and cannot be distributed as dividends to members.
Because it is regulated by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, a Section 8 company is often seen as a transparent and well-governed structure by CSR partners and institutional donors. We guide you through each step of incorporation and the compliance that follows.
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High credibility
MCA regulation and corporate governance give donors and CSR partners added confidence.
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No minimum capital requirement
There is no prescribed minimum paid-up capital for incorporation.
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Pan-India operations
A company can carry out its objects anywhere in India.
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Eligible for 12A, 80G and CSR-1
Section 8 companies can apply for these registrations, subject to eligibility.
Who is this for?
- NGOs planning to work with CSR partners and institutions
- Founders who want a corporate governance structure
- Organisations planning operations across multiple states
- Foundations set up by companies or professionals
Documents commonly required
- PAN and identity proof of all directors and members
- Address proof of directors and members
- Proof of the registered office address with a recent utility bill
- No-objection letter from the property owner
- Digital signature certificates for proposed directors
- Details of proposed objects and estimated income and expenditure
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
Section 8 Company Registration: common questions
How many directors does a Section 8 company need?
A private Section 8 company generally needs at least two directors and two members. Directors can also be members.
Can a Section 8 company pay salaries?
Yes, a Section 8 company can pay reasonable remuneration for services actually rendered, as permitted by law. Profits cannot be distributed to members.
Is a Section 8 company better than a trust?
It depends on your goals. Section 8 companies offer stronger governance and credibility but involve more compliance. We help you compare options before you decide.
Part 2
Tax, Business Registration & Compliance
Register your business, protect your brand and stay compliant throughout the year.
Tax registration
GST Registration
Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration gives your business a unique GSTIN. Businesses whose turnover crosses the applicable threshold, and certain categories such as inter-state suppliers and e-commerce sellers, are generally required to register. Others may register voluntarily.
A correct application avoids rejections and later corrections. We help you choose the right registration type, prepare documents and file the application. After registration, we can also help with return filing reminders.
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Legal compliance
Meet registration requirements applicable to your business.
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Input tax credit
Registered businesses may claim eligible input tax credit.
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Business growth
Sell to larger clients and on marketplaces that require GSTIN.
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Expert filing
Avoid common errors that cause rejections or delays.
Who is this for?
- Startups, proprietors and partnerships
- E-commerce sellers and online businesses
- Service providers and consultants
- Companies, LLPs and NGOs with taxable supplies
Documents commonly required
- PAN card of the business or proprietor
- Identity and address proof of proprietor, partners or directors
- Photograph of the proprietor, partners or directors
- Proof of principal place of business
- Rent agreement or no-objection letter, if applicable
- Bank account details and constitution documents, where applicable
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
GST Registration: common questions
Is GST registration mandatory for my business?
It depends on your turnover, type of supply and other factors. We assess your situation during the free consultation.
Can I register voluntarily?
Yes, businesses below the threshold can register voluntarily, which may help with input tax credit and client requirements.
How long does GST registration take?
Timelines depend on the GST department's verification. We file promptly and keep you updated.
Business registration
Company & LLP Registration
A private limited company offers limited liability, a separate legal identity and is preferred by investors. An LLP combines limited liability with the flexibility of a partnership and typically has lighter compliance. A one person company allows a single founder to enjoy limited liability.
We explain the differences in plain language, help you choose a structure that suits your plans and handle name reservation, document drafting, digital signatures and incorporation filings with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
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Limited liability
Protect personal assets from business liabilities.
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Separate legal entity
Own assets, sign contracts and build your brand in the company's name.
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Investor ready
A company structure is commonly preferred for raising capital.
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End-to-end support
From name approval to incorporation certificate, PAN and TAN.
Who is this for?
- Startups and first-time founders
- Professionals forming partnerships
- Proprietors converting to a company or LLP
- Businesses planning to raise investment
Documents commonly required
- PAN and identity proof of directors or partners
- Address proof of directors or partners
- Passport-size photographs
- Proof of the registered office address with utility bill
- No-objection letter from the property owner
- Details of proposed business activities and capital
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
Company & LLP Registration: common questions
Company or LLP: which is better?
It depends on your funding plans, compliance appetite and number of founders. We help you compare during the free consultation.
How many people are needed to start a company?
A private limited company generally needs at least two directors and two shareholders; an OPC needs one; an LLP needs at least two designated partners.
Can I use my home as the registered office?
In many cases, yes, with suitable address proof and a no-objection letter from the owner.
Business registration
MSME / Udyam Registration
Udyam Registration is the government's online registration system for micro, small and medium enterprises. Classification depends on investment in plant and machinery or equipment and turnover, as per the criteria notified by the government.
An Udyam certificate can help enterprises access government schemes, priority sector lending and procurement opportunities, subject to each scheme's conditions. We make sure your classification and details are entered correctly from the start.
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Access to schemes
Become eligible to apply for various MSME schemes, subject to conditions.
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Credit support
Udyam registration can support applications for priority sector lending.
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Procurement opportunities
Some government procurement policies favour registered MSMEs.
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Correct classification
We help ensure your enterprise category is entered correctly.
Who is this for?
- Manufacturers and traders
- Service providers and consultants
- Startups and home-based businesses
- Proprietors, partnerships, LLPs and companies
Documents commonly required
- Aadhaar number of the proprietor, partner or director
- PAN of the enterprise or proprietor
- GSTIN, where applicable
- Bank account details
- Details of business activity and NIC code
- Investment and turnover details
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
MSME / Udyam Registration: common questions
Is there a government fee for Udyam registration?
Registration on the official Udyam portal does not have a government fee. Our fee covers professional assistance.
Can service businesses register?
Yes, both manufacturing and service enterprises can register.
Do I need GST to register on Udyam?
GSTIN requirements depend on whether your business is required to be GST registered. We advise based on your case.
Brand protection
Trademark Registration
A registered trademark gives you exclusive rights to use your brand for the goods or services it covers and helps you act against misuse. It is one of the most valuable assets a growing business or NGO can own.
The trademark process includes searching for conflicting marks, filing the application in the correct class, examination by the Registry and possible objections or oppositions. We guide you through the filing and explain each stage clearly.
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Exclusive rights
Strengthen your right to use your brand for registered goods or services.
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Brand value
A registered mark is a business asset that can grow in value.
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Legal protection
Take action against copying and misuse more effectively.
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Use the ® symbol
Use ® once your trademark is registered.
Who is this for?
- Startups building a new brand
- Established businesses protecting their identity
- NGOs protecting their name and logo
- E-commerce sellers and D2C brands
Documents commonly required
- Brand name, logo or tagline to be registered
- Applicant name, address and nationality
- Identity proof and address proof of the applicant
- Business registration documents, if applicable
- Description of goods or services
- Date of first use, if the mark is already in use
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
Trademark Registration: common questions
Can I use ™ after filing?
You can use the ™ symbol to indicate you claim the mark. The ® symbol should only be used after registration.
What if someone objects to my trademark?
Objections and oppositions are part of the process. We explain options and can help you prepare responses.
How do I choose the right class?
Classes depend on your goods or services. We help you identify appropriate classes during the search.
Tax compliance
ITR Filing
Filing the correct ITR form with accurate income, deductions and disclosures helps you avoid notices, interest and penalties. For NGOs, timely and correct return filing is also essential to maintain eligibility for exemptions.
We review your income documents, Form 26AS and AIS, identify eligible deductions and prepare your return for your approval before filing. You receive the acknowledgement and guidance on e-verification.
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Accurate returns
Careful review reduces the chance of errors and notices.
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Timely filing
Reminders help you avoid late fees and interest.
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NGO expertise
Returns for trusts and societies prepared with their specific requirements in mind.
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Clear communication
We explain your return before filing.
Who is this for?
- Salaried individuals and pensioners
- Freelancers, professionals and consultants
- Proprietors, firms, LLPs and companies
- Trusts, societies and Section 8 companies
Documents commonly required
- PAN and Aadhaar details
- Form 16 or salary details, if applicable
- Bank statements and interest certificates
- Investment and deduction proofs
- Books of accounts or financial statements for businesses and NGOs
- Audit report, where applicable
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
ITR Filing: common questions
Which ITR form should I file?
The correct form depends on your sources of income and status. We identify the right form during review.
Do NGOs need to file income tax returns?
Yes, registered NGOs are generally required to file returns, and timely filing is important for exemptions.
What if I missed the due date?
Belated or updated returns may be possible depending on timelines and rules. Contact us and we will review your options.
Compliance management
Annual Compliance
Every registered entity has recurring obligations: accounts, audits, income tax returns, ROC filings, FCRA returns, donation statements and renewals. Missing these can lead to penalties or affect registrations and exemptions.
Our annual compliance service brings all of this into one calendar. We send reminders, collect documents, coordinate with your accountant or auditor and complete filings on time, with clear records for your board or trustees.
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Compliance calendar
One clear calendar of all your deadlines.
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Timely reminders
We remind you well before each due date.
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Reduced risk
Avoid late fees, penalties and lapses in registrations.
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Single point of contact
One team that understands your organisation.
Who is this for?
- Trusts, societies and Section 8 companies
- Private limited companies and OPCs
- Limited liability partnerships
- NGOs with 12A, 80G, CSR-1 or FCRA registration
Documents commonly required
- Registration and incorporation documents
- Financial statements and books of accounts
- Bank statements for the year
- Details of board meetings or trustee meetings
- Donation and grant records, for NGOs
- Previous filings and acknowledgements
The exact list depends on your case. We share a final checklist after a free review.
Annual Compliance: common questions
What filings are included?
Coverage depends on your entity type and registrations. We prepare a customised compliance list after reviewing your organisation.
Do you provide audit services?
We coordinate with qualified professionals where audits are required by law.
Can you take over from our current consultant?
Yes. We review your past filings and set up a plan for the year ahead.
How we work
A simple, transparent process
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Free consultation
Share your business details and we suggest the right registration or filing for your situation.
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Documents & review
Upload documents securely. We check them for gaps or mismatches before preparing the application.
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Preparation
We prepare the forms, computations or declarations and share them with you for confirmation.
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Filing
After your approval, the application or return is filed on the relevant government portal.
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Acknowledgement & support
You receive the acknowledgement and certificate when issued, plus reminders for upcoming compliance.
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