An NGO, which stands for non-governmental organisation, is dedicated to improving society through charitable initiatives. Depending on the type of work one wishes to undertake, an NGO can be established as a Trust, a Society, or a Non-Profit Company (also known as a Section 8 Company).

In India, all non-profit organisations, whether established as Trusts, Societies, or Section 8 Companies, are collectively referred to as NGOs. These non-profit entities are also known by various names like ‘Sangathan,’ ‘Sangh,’ and ‘Sangam.’ It’s important to note that all non-profit NGOs are eligible for income tax exemption.

Occasionally, NGOs are mistaken for non-profitable businesses, which are regular companies that are not generating profits. To ensure you make the right choice, Omkrishna can assist you in navigating the entire process of registering an NGO company. They will help you make the best decision suited to your objectives and guide you through the complete NGO registration procedure.