Practitioner essays on FCRA, 10BD, CSR-1 and the operational craft of running a transparent Indian NGO. Written by the team building the OS that 1,000+ trusts file from.
If your NGO is registered under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, you are legally required to file Form 10BD — the Statement of Donations — with the Income Tax Department every financial year. This form reports every do...
Read the article →When a donor gives money to your NGO, they expect two things: confirmation that their money was received, and a receipt they can use for the...
Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 is one of the most important provisions for the Indian nonprofit sector. It allows individuals and c...
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010, commonly known as FCRA, governs how Indian NGOs and associations can receive and utilise fo...
In 2026, the majority of individual donors in India prefer to give online. UPI alone processes over 10 billion transactions per month. If yo...
Indian NGOs have unique requirements that most global nonprofit software does not address — 80G receipts, Form 10BD compliance, FCRA fund se...
If you have ever donated to a charitable trust or NGO in India and claimed a tax deduction under Section 80G, you need to understand Form 10...
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) 2023 is India's first comprehensive data privacy law. While much of the public discourse ha...
In India, WhatsApp has over 500 million users. For most people, it is the primary communication app — more checked than email, more trusted...
Running an NGO in India means juggling multiple compliance deadlines across different regulatory bodies — the Income Tax Department, Ministr...
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