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Get your society registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 with expert guidance from TaxHint Advisors
Why you should register your society formally
Gain official status as a legal entity separate from its members, with rights to own property and enter into contracts.
Members enjoy limited liability protection, with personal assets safeguarded against society's liabilities.
Eligible for tax exemptions under Section 12A and 80G of Income Tax Act for donations received.
Open bank accounts in society's name and receive payments/donations directly.
Enhanced trust among donors, government agencies, and beneficiaries with registered status.
Society continues to exist regardless of changes in membership or governing body.
Step-by-step guide to register your society in India
Choose a unique name that isn't similar to existing societies. The name must comply with the Emblem and Names Act, 1950 and shouldn't suggest government patronage.
Prepare the MoA containing society's name, objectives, registered office address, and details of governing body members with their names, addresses, and occupations.
Draft bylaws covering membership rules, meeting procedures, audit requirements, dispute resolution, and dissolution process.
Gather all required documents including identity proofs, address proofs, NOC from landlord, affidavits, and covering letter signed by all members.
Submit two copies of all documents to the Registrar of Societies in your state along with the prescribed registration fee.
After verification, the Registrar issues the Certificate of Registration with a unique registration number, legally establishing your society.
Complete checklist for society registration
Our experts at TaxHint Advisors will handle the entire process from documentation to registration
Common queries about society registration in India
Start your society registration process today with our expert guidance. Get your documents verified and application filed correctly the first time.