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Common Mistakes to Avoid While Applying for 80G(5) Registration

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....ommon Mistakes to Avoid While Applying for 80G(5) Registration<br>By: - Ishita Ramani<br>Corporate Laws / IBC / SEBI<br>Dated:- 21-4-2025<br><br>What is 80G (5) Registration? 80G (5) Registration is a precious process for Non Profit Organizations (NGOs), charitable trusts, and other businesses aiming to get tax exemptions on donations received. This article will help you know the common mistakes....

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.... made while applying for 80G (5) Registration. 1. Incomplete Documentation One of the maximum common errors is filing incomplete or incorrect documents. Ensure that every required file, which includes the enterprise&#39;s PAN card, registration certificates, and financial statements, is rejected. Missing or wrong files can delay the registration process or bring about rejection. 2. Incorrect o....

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....r Incomplete Application Form Filling out the application form with wrong information is another error that could delay the procedure. Providing deceptive or misguided facts can cause problems with approval or compliance in the future. Make sure all sections of the document are complete and accurate. 3. Non-Compliance with Eligibility Criteria Before making use of 80G (5) Registration, it&#39;....

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....s important to understand the eligibility criteria. Non-profit organizations should have been in existence for at least 3 years, with a track record of fulfilling charitable activities. Many candidates fail to meet these fundamental requirements, which leads to rejections. 4. Failure to Maintain Proper Accounting Records A proper count of accounting records is vital for obtaining and renewing 8....

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....0G (5) Registration. If an organization does not maintain clean and correct financial information, the application will be denied. Ensure that your financial statements replicate the real donations obtained and the way they were utilized. 5. Not Providing a Clear Statement of Activities The activities of the NGO or charitable trust need to be sincerely outlined within the utility. If the activi....

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....ties don't align with the guidelines of a charitable trust as per the Income Tax Act, the registration may be rejected. Ensure the description of activities is comprehensive and in compliance with the law. 6. Not Renewing Registration on Time 80G (5) Registration isn&#39;t permanent and calls for renewal every 5 years. Failure to resume on time can cause the loss of tax-exempt status, affecting....

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.... your donations and public accept as true with. Be conscious of renewal time limits and document for renewal nicely in advance. 7. Overlooking Local Tax Laws Different states or regions may additionally have specific tax laws or requirements for NGOs applying for 80G (5) Registration. Make sure you comply with both international and local tax guidelines to avoid complications during the applic....

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....ation procedure. Benefits of 80G (5) Registration * Tax Benefits for Donors: Donors can claim a deduction of 50% or 100% of the donated amount under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, relying on the organization's status. * Increased Donations: Being 80G (5) registered makes the organization more attractive to donors who want to avail of tax advantages. * Exemption from Income Tax: The comp....

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....any itself enjoys tax exemptions on donations received. Conclusion 80G (5) Registration is an essential step for NGOS, trusts, and charitable organizations to grow, appeal for donations, and benefit from tax exemptions. However, to avoid delays and rejections, it is important to look into the common mistakes mentioned above.<br> Scholarly articles for knowledge sharing by authors, experts, profe....

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