Section 8 Company Incorporation
Incorporate Your NGO with Section 8 Company Registration
A Section 8 Company is a non-profit organization (NPO) registered under the Companies Act, 2013, with the objective of promoting charitable activities such as education, social welfare, arts, and environmental protection. It enjoys tax exemptions, credibility, and legal benefits while ensuring smooth operations.
Why Register as a Section 8 Company?
✅ 100% Tax Benefits – Enjoy tax exemptions under Section 12A & 80G of the Income Tax Act.
✅ Credibility & Recognition – More trusted by donors, government bodies, and investors.
✅ No Minimum Capital Requirement – Unlike other companies, no fixed capital is required.
✅ Limited Liability Protection – The founders and members have limited liability.
✅ Easy Access to Government Grants – Eligibility for government funding and CSR contributions.
- Eligibility
Eligibility for Section 8 Registration
✔ Objective must be charitable or for social good
✔ Must be registered as a Private or Public Limited Company
✔ Profits must be reinvested for the company’s objectives
✔ Cannot distribute dividends to members
- Documents
Documents Required
📌 Directors’ PAN & Aadhaar Card
📌 Address proof (Electricity Bill/Rental Agreement)
📌 Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) & Director Identification Number (DIN)
📌 Memorandum & Articles of Association (MoA & AoA)
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Our Process for Section 8 Registration
1️⃣ Consultation & Documentation – We guide you through eligibility & paperwork.
2️⃣ Name Approval & License Application – Submission to the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
3️⃣ Company Incorporation Filing – Apply for a Section 8 Company license.
4️⃣ Approval & Certification – Get your Certificate of Incorporation.
5️⃣ Post-Registration Support – Assistance in compliance & tax exemption applications.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A Section 8 Company is a non-profit organisation registered under the Companies Act, 2013, with the objective of promoting charitable, educational, religious, or social causes — not for profit distribution.
Any group of individuals or an organisation with charitable objectives can register, provided there are at least two directors and two shareholders (who can be the same persons).
Registration provides legal recognition, better credibility with donors and government agencies, eligibility for tax exemptions, and limited liability protection for its members.
Typically, registration takes 15–25 working days, depending on document verification and approval from the Registrar of Companies.
Yes, it can earn income from legitimate activities, but profits must be used only for promoting the company’s objectives — not distributed to its members.
Once approved, it remains valid as long as annual compliances are met and the company continues to pursue its charitable objectives.