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What is an NGO?

• An NGO is a group or an organization of
  individuals, volunteers, social activists and
  citizens working for the betterment and
  upliftment of socio-economically and politically
  weaker sections of the community.
• NGOs are not owned by anyone and cannot
  distribute profits through the dividends as such.
  
• Profits earned from economic activities are
  reinvested or spent on further non-profit
  activities.
• Every NGO should have a bank account under its
  name.
• In order to open an account of its own, it is
  compulsory to be registered as a Trust, Society
  or Section 8 Company.

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Required Documents for Registration of an NGO

• 1. Documents required documents for registration
  of an NGO as a charitable trust
• Electricity/Water bill as address proof
• Identity proof of two members (minimum) of the
  company
• Voter ID
• Driving License
• Passport
• Aadhaar Card
• For charitable trust minimum 2 people are
  required, however, there is no limit to the
  maximum number of members. In Maharashtra, a
  Trust and Society can be registered under the
  Maharashtra Public Trust Act. A society, however,
  can be registered under the Societies
  Registration Act. In a society at least seven
  members are required. 

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Required Documents for Registration of an NGO

•  2. Documents required for registration of an NGO
  as a society
• The name of the society 
• Address proof of the office 
• Identity proof of the members which can be any of
  the following
• Driving license
• Aadhar card
• Passport copy
• Voter ID
• Two copies of the memorandum of association and
  By Laws of the society.

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What are the Types of NGOs?

• There are mainly two broad groups of NGOs which
  are identified by the world bank
• Operational NGOs These NGOs are identified by
  the World Bank.
• Advocacy NGOs These are the NGOs which are
  organized to promote particular causes.
• All the NGOs are mainly categorized into the
  above two groups. Below are a few of the types of
  NGOs
• ENGO Environmental NGO
• BINGO Business Friendly International NGO
• GONGO Government Organized NGO
• QUANGO Quasi-Autonomous NGO
• INGO International NGO

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Advantages of Registering an NGO

• They are as follows
• Being registered brings credibility to the NGO
• Registration adds more exposure to the
  organization 
• Registration also enhances and widens the scope
  of bringing in resources, both financial and
  manual.
• Registration is compulsory to make an NGO a legal
  entity.
• NGOs are flexible, and can try new innovative
  ideas.

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How does Taxolawgy Help you Register your NGO?

• Provides free consultation by our team of
  experts.
• Connects with highly qualified lawyers, who
• Help you do the work for you so you dont face
  any hassles
• Solve all your queries
• Help you submit the correct paperwork.

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