NGO’s are a specialised kind of clientele requiring different kinds of services as compared to a commercial client. The overall working environment, legal framework in which NGO functions, statutory requirements and compliance etc. everything is very distinct from a normal commercial organisation. Even the very purpose of existence of NGO is the opposite of any commercial organisation. NGO’s are not for profit organisation whereas commercial organisation are for profit organistions.
KS NGO department specialises in providing legal, professional and consultative services to various NGO clients. We specialise in services to NGO’s such as NGO Formation through various modes like Trust, Society, Section 25 company etc., Income Tax Registration like Section 80G & 12A of Income Tax Act Registration, Section 35AC registration etc., NGO Auditing and Compliance services including services like internal audit, statutory audit, society audit etc., other legal registrations and compliance like Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) Registration, FCRA Compliance & Returns etc. NGO may be defined as as association having a definite cultural, educational, economical, religious or social association organization. They are not owned by any one and cannot distribute profits as such. Whatever profits they may earn from economic activities are reinvested or spent on appropriate non profit activities. The typical sources of revenue or non governmental organizations are donations, membership fees, interest and dividends on investments.
We treat our NGO clients at par with our commercial clients (if not more) and endeavor to provide our best professional services to the utmost satisfaction of our NGO clients. We also ensure that our services to NGO’s are reasonably priced.
1. Indian Trust Act, 1882
2. Societies Registration Act, 1860
3. Companies Act, 1956, u/s 25.
4. Charitable and Religious Trusts Act, 1920.
5. Sikh Gurdwara Act, 1925
6. Trustees and Mortgagees Powers Act, 1866.
7. Wakf Act, 1995
8. Indian Trustees Act, 1866
9. Religious Endowment Act, 1863.
KS NGO department specialises in providing legal, professional and consultative services to various NGO clients. We specialise in services to NGO’s such as NGO Formation through various modes like Trust, Society, Section 25 company etc., Income Tax Registration like Section 80G & 12A of Income Tax Act Registration, Section 35AC registration etc., NGO Auditing and Compliance services including services like internal audit, statutory audit, society audit etc., other legal registrations and compliance like Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) Registration, FCRA Compliance & Returns etc. NGO may be defined as as association having a definite cultural, educational, economical, religious or social association organization. They are not owned by any one and cannot distribute profits as such. Whatever profits they may earn from economic activities are reinvested or spent on appropriate non profit activities. The typical sources of revenue or non governmental organizations are donations, membership fees, interest and dividends on investments.
We treat our NGO clients at par with our commercial clients (if not more) and endeavor to provide our best professional services to the utmost satisfaction of our NGO clients. We also ensure that our services to NGO’s are reasonably priced.
The NGOs can be registered under any of the following Acts:-
1. Indian Trust Act, 1882
2. Societies Registration Act, 1860
3. Companies Act, 1956, u/s 25.
4. Charitable and Religious Trusts Act, 1920.
5. Sikh Gurdwara Act, 1925
6. Trustees and Mortgagees Powers Act, 1866.
7. Wakf Act, 1995
8. Indian Trustees Act, 1866
9. Religious Endowment Act, 1863.
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