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As part of our Online Services we provide the services to amend registered Non Governmental and Non Profitable organization under Society Registration Act, Trust Act and Companies Act in India. Our NGO Amendment service includes preparation and filing application, notifying acceptance of the application or objections thereto by the authorities.
The registered society can make amendment in its rules & regulation as well as in memorandum of the society by submitting the application with the signature of the General Secretary or President. The amendment shall be approved by the Registrar of Society.
Requirements
Duly registered organization under Society Registration Act.
Documents and information we need
Many of us who wish or already have formed a Trust are not well versed with the process of its formation, execution etc. We often make mistakes while drafting the Deed and later realise that some points need to be amended. If we realise these facts before the Registration of the Trust with the Charity Commissioner you still have a good chance to make necessary changes and amend the same by either Drafting a Fresh Trust Deed or by attaching an amended Substitute Trust Deed. But what if we have already Registered the Trust Deed with the Charity Commissioner and thereafter realise that some changes are required in one/ more clause than what? How can one go ahead making this change.
Many a times when you go for registration for 12AA (to exempt income of the Trust) and 80G ( for donor to avail tax benefit) under Income Tax Act the officer may reject registration since certain object clauses may not be of charitable nature in accordance with the Income Tax Act. So at that time you will be required to amend and make certain changes/removal in the object clause as directed by the Income tax officer and necessary changes are to be done in the Trust Deed with the Charity commissioner office. This article will help you all to understand the process of how you can make amendments in the Registered Trust Deed with the Charity Commissioner.
Following is the process to make the Changes/ Remove/ Add any Object Clause etc to the Trust Deed that has already been registered with the Charity Commissioner:
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NGO WORLDS is a one step solution for all the NGOs . I approach them when i was establishing my NGO. They understood NGOs all need, I wish Them Gud Luck !!
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