As consumers and donors to various causes, we all look to organizational websites to validate and verify that the donations we choose to make are going to best-in-class people. The launch of the “.NGO” and “.ONG” extensions has made this choice simple, as these domains will be verified as those of credible NGOs by the Public Interest Registry (PIR). Only legally validated nonprofits, charities and NGOs can register the .NGO and .ONG domains.
These TLDs are more important and relevant today than ever before. The global situation underscores the need for organizations and individuals to rise to the occasion and get involved. This is an apt choice to be able to distinguish the wheat from the chaff for potential donors and philanthropists. This extension can give your NGO a wider reach, help fulfill your noble goals & add value to any registered charitable organization.
We believe that this will change the way global contributors find and perceive organizations in the near future, and if the organization has an international mission or donor base, look at this as a low-cost, high-impact opportunity. Own a .NGO/.ONG domain name at a discounted price of ₹4900 until 30th Sep 2022!
Our .NGO domain names exclusively meant for not-for-profit organisations, complete with a smooth but thorough verification process that enhances its credibility! Exclusive NGO 50% Offer: A .NGO Domain Name + VPS Hosting + Drupal CMS + CiviCRM implimentation + Mobile Apps + Community Building. You fully own your digital asset (myname.ngo)
May 24, 2015: WHY .NGO & .ONG? .NGO is the truncated form of Non-Governmental Organization and .ONG means the same in the Romance languages like French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and Spanish. While .ONG implies the same meaning, the acronym ONG witnesses greater prevalence in many parts of the world. The idea behind 2 different names is to offer the domain extension in the preferred language.
Here’s what .NGO and .ONG offer you:
TRUST: Only legally recognized NGOs, ONGs, charities and other non profits can register .NGO and .ONG. Hence, a name with suffix ‘.NGO’ or ‘.ONG’ goes through a validation process and a significant amount of credibility is attached to it
GLOBAL REACH: It offers global reach as .ngo is offered with .ong as a package; by registering one of the two, you also reserve the same name in the other.
CONNECTIONS: When you register your NGO or ONG, you get added to the OnGood Global Directory which is a database of legally recognized and validated NGOs and ONGs worldwide, thus bringing you closer to other organizations and fading the boundaries to helping online internationally.
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How you can accept donations online and what are the documents that you will need and from where and how you can get the required documents for accepting donations. Here are the documents that NGO will need to accept donations offline and online in India:
Trust Deed Registration Certificate
12A Form
80G Tax deduction certification
PAN Card on the name of the trust
Current Bank account in any national bank
A Cancelled Cheque
PAN Card of the owner of the trust
Identity proof of the owner of the trust
Trust Deed Registration or NGO certification and registration is the legal documentation and approval from the Govt. of India mandatory for running a non-profit organisation. You will need at least two directors to get your NGO registered with the Govt. followed by the documents of each director, which include:
PAN Card of each director
Identity proof of each director (like Voter ID card, driving license, Passport, Aadhar card etc.)
Office Address proof (like Water Bill, electricity bill, telephone bill, lease or agreement affidavit)
Once you are ready with required documents, you could either hire a lawyer or any registrar firm to guide you further in getting your Trust registered. You can see the official website of Govt. of India for more details ngo.india.gov.in
12A registration for the NGO or Trust is mandatory to collect donations and offer tax exemption under Section 11 and Section 12 of the Income Tax Act. Following documents are required by 12A Form:
12A Registration application in form 10A
Name list with addresses of each Trustees
Registration Certificate
Trust Deed Copy
Scanned copy of PAN Card of the Trust
Scanned copy of PAN Card of trustees
80G Certificate
80G grants, tax exemption and rebate to the donor on the amount of he or she donate to a Trust provisioned under section 80G. Under the section, 80G tax exemption is given to the donors up to 50% where the 80G Certificate in India has validity 1 to 3 years which could be renewed before the expiration.
Trust or NGO PAN Card: PAN Card is also known as Permanent Account Number is required for many purposes, mainly for tax purpose. You can apply for the PAN Card from the official website of Income-tax PAN Services Unit. You have to submit the required documents such as Trust Deed copy and trustees’ documents to get PAN for your Trust or NGO.
Bank account on the name of NGO or Trust: You can only get the current account on the name of your Trust or the NGO only after getting your NGO or the trust registered and approved by the Govt. of India.
Once you are ready with Trust Deed, PAN you can seek any nationalised bank to get an account for your NGO. While applying for the bank account for your Trust/ NGO, makes sure to opt for the eBanking, also known as internet banking since you will need further in maintaining a bank account online easily.