Ishita Ramani
Quick Summary
80G(5) Registration helps NGOs offer tax benefits to donors. Once applied, it's important to track your application status to avoid delays.
This article explains how to check the status of your 80G(5) Registration application online easily.
What is 80G(5) Registration?
80G(5) registration is a certificate given to NGOs or charitable trusts by the Income Tax Department. It allows donors to claim tax deductions on donations made to the NGO. This helps NGOs attract more donations and build trust by offering tax benefits.
How can you track the status of 80G(5) Registration Application Online?
- Visit the Income Tax e-Filing Portal
- Log in with your NGO's PAN and password.
- Go to "e-File" > "Income Tax Forms" > "View Filed Forms."
- Search for Form 10A or 10AB under the relevant tab.
- Click "View Details" next to the form.
- Here you'll see the status of your 80G(5) registration, whether it's "Submitted," "Under Process," "Approved," or "Rejected."
Required Documents for 80G(5)
- PAN of the NGO
- Registration Certificate (Trust/ Society/ Section 8 Company)
- Trust Deed or Memorandum of Association
- Last 3 years' audited financials
- NPO's DARPAN ID (if applicable)
- Details of Trustees or Directors
- Utility bill of registered office (not older than 2 months)
What to Do If Your Application is Delayed
- Check Status Regularly on the Income Tax Portal under "Filed Forms."
- Look for Notices in your dashboard or email for queries from the department.
- Respond quickly to any requests to avoid delays or rejection.
- Raise a Grievance if there's no update for a long time.
Benefits of Tracking Your 80G(5) Registration Status
- Avoid Delays: Take quick action on any portal updates.
- Stay Compliant: Ensure timely approval for tax benefits.
- Boost Donor Trust: A valid certificate builds donor confidence.
- Show Transparency: Reflects your NGO's proactive approach.
Conclusion
Checking your 80G(5) Registration status is crucial for timely compliance and building donor trust. Stay updated to avoid delays and focus on your NGO's goal without interruptions.
FAQ :
80G(5) registration is a certificate issued by the Income Tax Department to NGOs and charitable trusts, enabling donors to claim tax deductions on their contributions to the organisation.
You can check your status by logging into the Income Tax e-Filing Portal, navigating to 'e-File' > 'Income Tax Forms' > 'View Filed Forms', and searching for Form 10A or 10AB.
When you view the details of your filed form, you will see the current status of your 80G(5) registration, such as 'Submitted', 'Under Process', 'Approved', or 'Rejected'.
If your application is delayed, check the status regularly on the Income Tax Portal, look for any notices in your dashboard or email, and respond promptly to any queries. You can also raise a grievance if there's no update for an extended period.
Tracking the status helps avoid delays, ensures timely approval for tax benefits, boosts donor trust by showing a valid certificate, and reflects your NGO's proactive approach to compliance.
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