NGO Registration in Hindi | NGO kya hota hai | Types of NGOs

 NGO is an acronym for Non-Governmental Organization, which fundamentally works to ameliorate society, typically operated by organizations, groups, non-profit establishments, non-profit individual entrepreneurship, activist, voluntary and altruistic. Registering an NGO is not mandatory. However, it is advisable to register your NGO to obtain all sorts of support. For instance, a recognized or registered NGO can avail financial assistance from the government authorities.

An NGO certificate allows you to avail benefits such as abatement and technical support from government departments, organizations, and ministries to get resources, assets, and items.

NGO registration permits you to receive funds and support from the foreign. Though, you need to obtain permission for the same under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA). Provides you benefit of tax rebate for its bank deposited funds and can avail the benefit of donor's Tax exemption. Simply fill the application form from the Income Tax Department.

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