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Incorporate your Section 8 Company online in India through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) SPICe+ portal under the Companies Act, 2013. Designed for non-profit organizations, NGOs, social enterprises, and charitable trusts, a Section 8 Company promotes art, science, commerce, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, or environmental protection without distributing dividends to its members.
How it Works?
Our expert professional consultant will call you to understand your requirements.
Payment link will be sent to your email along with all the details of required documents.
One of our experts will be assigned to collect all your documents and other details.
We will inform you as soon as the company is incorporated and will send the documents.
Advantages & Benefits
Tax Advantages
Numureous tax advantage both to donors and sec 8 company under 80G certification.
Credibility
More reliable and credible as compared to any other Non-profit organization structure.
No Minimum Capital
No minimum capital required and the capital can be modified later as required.
Limited Liability
Keeps you and your personal assets safe as it is a legally identified separate entity.
Choose the perfect Package
Rs 14,999
All fees Inclusive
- Company Registration Certificate
- MOA and AAO Preparation
- Name Approval
- PAN
- TAN
- 2 DSC
- 2 DIN
- GSTIN
Rs 19,999
all fees inclusive
- Company Incorporation Certificate
- MOA and AAO Preparation
- Name Approval
- MSME Registration
- PAN and TAN
- 3 DSC
- 2 DIN
- GSTIN
Rs 24,999
all fees inclusive
- Company Incorporation Certificate
- MOA and AAO Preparation
- Name Approval
- Trademark Registration
- MSME Registration
- PAN, and TAN
- 3 DSC and 2 DIN
- GSTIN
Frequently Asked Questions
A Section 8 Company is a registered non-profit organization (NGO) under the Companies Act, 2013, formed to promote commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, or environmental protection. Any individual, group of individuals, or existing company can form a Section 8 entity, provided all profits or income are applied solely toward promoting its objectives – no dividends can be paid to members.
To incorporate a Section 8 Company, you need a minimum of 2 directors and 2 shareholders (for a private limited non-profit structure) or 3 directors and 7 shareholders (for a public limited structure). At least one director must be a resident of India. Unlike standard commercial companies, you must also obtain a specialized Section 8 License (Form INC-12) from the Central Government/MCA.
While Trusts and Societies are governed by regional state laws and local Registrars, a Section 8 Company is governed centrally by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). This gives Section 8 entities significantly higher global credibility, robust statutory governance, easier access to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funding, and nationwide operational validity without needing state-by-state registrations.
Identity & Address Proofs: PAN Card (mandatory for Indian nationals), Aadhaar Card, Passport/Voter ID/Driving License, and recent bank statements/utility bills for all proposed directors and shareholders.
NGO-Specific Documents: Detailed project outline, 3-year estimated income and expenditure projections, and declaration forms (INC-14 & INC-15) signed by practicing professionals and founders.
Registered Office Proof: Utility bill (electricity/gas/water), NOC from property owner, and rent agreement (if rented)
Section 12A exempts the Section 8 Company’s total income from income tax liability.
Section 80G provides a tax deduction to donors who make financial contributions to your organization, making fundraising significantly easier. While these tax exemptions are applied for separately after receiving your Certificate of Incorporation, the registration process sets up your company profile to be fully eligible for provisional 12A and 80G approvals through the Income Tax portal
Yes. Section 8 Companies are the preferred legal structure for receiving CSR funds from corporate donors. To receive CSR grants, the entity must register with the Central Government by filing Form CSR-1 on the MCA portal after incorporation (typically requiring 3 years of active operations or establishment by a recognized corporate parent).
Because it involves extra statutory vetting for non-profit status and license approval (Form INC-12), the process typically takes 10 to 14 working days from the time all identity documents, digital signatures (DSC), and financial projections are submitted to the MCA.
