A society is a non-commercial organization established to promote charitable activities. It focuses on providing education in various fields such as art, music, sports, religion, and culture, while collecting funds to support social and economic welfare. The primary aim of a society is to advance social welfare and raise funds for common causes. The Societies Registration Act, 1860, enables the registration of such organizations, promoting the welfare of people in specific states.
Provides the society with legal status, enabling it to operate formally and enter into contracts.
Registered societies are eligible for various tax benefits and exemptions under the Income Tax Act, particularly for charitable activities.
Facilitates the ability to raise funds from donors, government grants, and international sources to support social causes.
Registration enhances the society’s credibility and trustworthiness, encouraging more individuals and organizations to support its initiatives.
Aadhar / Voter ID / Driving licence / PAN of the members.
The Address proof of all the members, Proof of the registered place of business (Ownership documents/ rent or lease agreement), any bill in relation to electricity /landlord bill / bank statement and Document in relation to proof of address.
The photos of the applicant should be submitted for the clarification and proof of the concerned members.
The memorandum of association should contain the details of the members, objective of the society and address must be mentioned in the information clause.
The rules and regulations of the society must be made regarding the appointments, legal remedies for disputes and dissolution process with the concerned members along with the affidavit.
Our esteemed professional team would guide you with other requirements based on the nature of business.
Minimum of 7 means is mandatory to register a society.
It promotes the common cause ,social welfare in means of development of the people in the society so it is exempted from income tax. Society will be considered as a separate legal entity where the assets & liabilities of the society activities profit and members are not same.
Yes, even if any person leaves society it will continue in its function.
Yes, after the incorporation current account can be maintained for the society funds and charities.
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