80G Registration
Get 80G approval to enable donors to claim 50%–100% income tax deductions on donations to your NGO — a major fundraising enabler. From Rs.9,899.
Section 80G of the Income Tax Act 1961 allows donors — individuals, HUFs, firms, and corporates — to claim a 50% or 100% deduction on donations made to approved charitable organisations. For NGOs, obtaining 80G registration is a major fundraising enabler as most corporate and institutional donors prioritise tax-deductible giving. The 80G certificate signals to donors that their contribution qualifies for income tax deduction, dramatically increasing donation volumes.
Q: What is the qualifying limit for 80G deductions?
For donations with a qualifying limit, the deductible amount cannot exceed 10% of the donor's adjusted gross total income. Donations to PM National Relief Fund etc. have no qualifying limit.
Q: Can an NGO have both 12A and 80G registrations simultaneously?
Yes — and it is strongly recommended. Both applications can be filed simultaneously through the Income Tax portal, and many organisations obtain both provisional registrations in the same application cycle.
Q: What documents must donors collect to claim 80G deductions?
Donors must collect a receipt containing: organisation name, PAN, and 80G registration number; donation amount, date, and mode of payment; Form 10BE (mandatory from FY 2021-22 onwards). Cash donations above Rs.2,000 are ineligible regardless of receipt.