Section 8 Company Registration in India

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 A Section 8 Company is registered under the Companies Act, 2013, and is governed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Unlike other companies, it does not aim to earn profits, and any income is used solely to promote its objectives. 

• No Minimum Capital Requirement 
• Tax Exemptions under Section 12A and 80G (upon application) 
• Separate Legal Identity 
• Limited Liability for Members 
• Greater Credibility compared to Trusts or Societies

To register a Section 8 Company, you must:

• Aim to promote charitable objectives 
• Reinvest any profits into the company’s activities 
• Not distribute profits or dividends to members 
• Have at least 2 Directors and 2 Shareholders (can be the same individuals) 
• At least one director must be a resident of India 

For Directors/Shareholders:

• PAN Card 
• Aadhar Card 
• Passport-size Photograph 
• Address Proof (Bank Statement/Utility Bill) 
• DIN (Director Identification Number), if available 

For Registered Office:

• Utility Bill (Electricity/Water/Gas) 
• NOC from the property owner 
• Rent Agreement (if rented) 

• Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) 
• Director Identification Number (DIN) 
• Name Approval (RUN Form) 
• Drafting of MOA & AOA 
• Filing INC-12 for License 
• Incorporation via SPICe+ Form 
• Certificate of Incorporation

• Tax Benefits for both the company and donors 
• Legal recognition builds trust with donors and government agencies 
• Eligible for Government grants and CSR funding 
• Separate entity status ensures limited liability 
• Easy to open a bank account in the company’s name 

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