Not For Profit Firms. Structured.
@ Rs. 18,799 *
*Subject To Change On Market Conditions
Any not for profit organization or an NGO can register itself as a trust by executing a trust deed or as a society under the Registrar of Societies, or as a not-for-profit company under Section 8 Company of the Companies Act, 2013. A Section 8 Company is a special entity and the same as a Section 25 company under The Old Companies Act, 1956. Under The New Companies Act 2013, Section 25 Companies have now been renamed as a Section 8 Company.
As per section 8(1a, 1b, 1c) of the Companies Act, 2013, “A Section 8 company can be established for the promotion of commerce, art, science, sports, education, research, social welfare, religion, charity, protection of environment or any such other object”. The Act further clarifies that the Section 8 companies can pursue the above motives, subject to the condition that it “Intends to apply the profits, if any, or other income in promoting its objects and intends to prohibit the payment of any dividend to its members”. In simpler words, a Section 8 Company has to endorse a public cause and the proceeds created by the entity have to be solely used to support the stated public cause(s).
Apply for a Company Name
File an application for your business’ name as a Section 8 Company. You can get approval from the company SPICE + PART A Application procedure and then proceed with registration. Alternatively, you can reserve your company’s name through the SPICE incorporation. If the first name is rejected due to resemblance or an already existing name, one of the two alternative suggestions given will be chosen.
Prepare the forms and file the company incorporation documents with the MCA
These essential documents consist of a Simplified Proforma for Incorporating a Company (SPICE+), the Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association labeled as SPICE+ Part B, MoA, AOA, AGILE PRO S & INC 9 respectively. All the aforementioned need to be attested or executed along with the digital signatures of the directors and shareholders.
Processing of the Documents
The Company Registration Centre or CRC will process these documents and duly approve of the registration, upon which the following will be issued:
To have your business registered as a Section 8 company, the following documents are to be furnished with digital signatures of the concerned parties.
Shareholders and Directors have to submit their identity proof and latest address proof
The following documents may be required for registration on a case to case circumstance:
The stakeholders need to apply for the Certificate of Commencement of Business within a period of 180 days of receiving the Certificate of Incorporation.
The registration of a Private Limited Company and Section 8 Company are very similar. A minimum of 2 Directors is needed to incorporate a Section 8 company. One of the Directors has to be an Indian Citizen and an Indian Resident, whereas one or more than one person acting as the Director can be an Indian National or a Foreign National. In addition to the required number of members, the address of a registered office in India itself would be needed for the registration of a Section 8 Company. Finally, the Section 8 company would be subject to the following terms and conditions, stating that it.