Section 8 NGO Company
A highly credible non-profit structure for social, charitable, and public welfare initiatives.
Non-Profit • Tax Benefits • Limited Liability
@ Rs. 8,999 – 14,999 *
In 20 days · Online Process · Facilitation
Also Get Absolutely Free
Director Identification No.
+Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
+Certificate of Incorporation
+MOA & AOA Drafted
*Facilitation Fees. Government Charges Extra.
Why Choose a Section 8 Company?
A Section 8 Company under the Companies Act, 2013 is an ideal legal structure for NGOs and non-profit organizations. It offers high credibility, tax exemptions, and limited liability while ensuring that all profits are used strictly for charitable objectives.
Key Benefits of Section 8 Registration
Multiple privileges and exemptions under the Companies Act
No minimum paid-up capital requirement
Exemption from stamp duty on incorporation
CARO audit provisions generally not applicable
Partnership firms can become members in their own capacity
Donors eligible for tax deduction under Section 80G
Pre-Requisites for Section 8 Registration
Minimum 2 members for Private Section 8 Company and 7 for Public Section 8 Company
Minimum 2 directors (private) or 3 directors (public)
Directors and members can be the same individuals
Registered office address proof
PAN, identity proof, and address proof of directors
What You'll Receive
- Director Identification Number (DIN)
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Company name approval
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Articles of Association (AOA)
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Company PAN Card
- Company TAN / TDS Number
- Bank account opening assistance
Frequently Asked Questions
A Section 8 Company is a non-profit organization registered under the Companies Act, 2013, formed to promote charitable objectives such as education, social welfare, arts, or environment.
No. Residential or rented premises can be used as the registered office address.
No. Once incorporated, it remains valid until closed. However, annual ROC compliance filings are mandatory.
No. All profits must be reinvested toward the charitable objectives of the company.
No. Section 8 companies usually operate as companies limited by guarantee and do not require minimum share capital.
No. Applicability depends on employee count, turnover, and nature of activities — not company type.
Yes, subject to approval from the Registrar of Companies and compliance with prescribed procedures.
DIN (Director Identification Number) is a unique number issued by MCA for individuals intending to act as company directors.
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is used to electronically sign documents submitted to the ROC.
No. Funds are deposited after incorporation once the company bank account is opened.