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The Ministry of Corporate Affairs published regular alerts throughout the Covid-19 and following. The government has attempted to create a private-public collaboration to funnel CSR financing into addressing the pandemic, bringing society out of the aftereffects of the pandemic, and returning the economy to a growth trajectory.
According to a notification published by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on January 22, 2021, beginning April 1, 2021, CSR funding will be available only to NGOs that have registered with the MCA by submitting Form CSR-1.
Form CSR-1, also known as “eForm CSR-1,” is a registration form for CSR financing. The entity must sign and submit Form CSR-1 online. A practising expert should digitally validate, such as a Chartered Accountant, a Company Secretary, or a Cost Accountant. All entities planning CSR initiatives must submit this form through the MCA site.
NGO’s Eligible for CSR-1
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The following are the advantages of CSR1:
The following documents must be presented with Form CSR 1, the application for NGOs’ CSR registration:
Fundamental Documents | Supplementary Materials |
● The NGO’s PAN card ● Certificate of NGO Registration ● Certificate of Exemption 12 A and 80 G ● NGO Darpan ID ● DSC of the CSR 1 signatory | ● PAN card of CSR 1’s signatory ● CSR Policy and Report of the Company ● Report on the Company’s Sustainability ● Trust Deed / Society Memorandum ● Details about the NGO’s subsidiaries and other entities |
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Section 135 of the Companies Act covers corporate social responsibility (CSR) contributions to India.
The following activities are permissible under CSR for businesses:
Section 135 (7) of the Companies Act and the CSR Rules requires qualifying companies to spend 2% of their average net income on CSR.
The following individuals can sign the application for CSR Registration:
Sections 12 A and 80 G of the Income Tax Act of 1961 deal with the assessed deductions from taxable income. Section 135 of the Companies Act allows only NGOs registered under Sections 12 A and 80 G of the Income Tax Act to receive CSR funds. This indicates that CSR funds received by NGOs registered under Sections 12 A and 80 G are deducted from the assessed taxable income, or that no income tax is levied on CSR grants received by NGOs.
