12A exempts your NGO’s income from tax; 80G lets your donors claim a deduction. We file Form 10A/10AB and get both for your trust, society or Section 8 company.
12A registration gives a trust, society or Section 8 company exemption from income tax on its surplus, and 80G registration lets donors claim a deduction on their donations. Both are granted by the Income Tax Department through Form 10A (provisional) and Form 10AB (regular) on the income-tax portal, and are valid for a fixed period before renewal.
Registered trusts, societies and Section 8 companies carrying out genuine charitable or not-for-profit activities.
With 12A, your organisation’s surplus income is exempt from income tax.
80G lets donors claim a deduction, which encourages larger contributions.
Most CSR funders and grant bodies require valid 12A/80G before releasing funds.
Registration signals that your NGO is compliant and trustworthy.
12A exempts the NGO’s own income from tax; 80G gives the NGO’s donors a deduction on what they donate.
Registered trusts, societies and Section 8 companies engaged in charitable activities.
Registrations are granted for a fixed period and must be renewed; we track and file the renewal for you.
Yes, 12A is the foundation exemption; 80G is applied alongside or after it. We handle both together.