Society Registration in Bangalore

Society registration in Bangalore can be done through Solubilis - the best service providers with a group of experienced professionals. The reason for creating a society is to improve the economy level of the weak people and helps the disable people. To form a society at a state level, minimum 7 members are required. In society registration, 2 persons should have their Aadhar card for witness purpose. The society is registered under the Indian society act of 1860 and under the given conditions they can form guidelines and policies for that particular branch. Society registration in Bangalore is an indispensable entity that ensures the well-being of the deprived section of the societies. But not all NGO’s serve the common objective. Some firm will focus on empowering the youth while some engaged in delivering basic amenities to underprivileged societies. The goals may vary, but their intention is same. Society Registration in Bangalore helps these organizations to carry out their operation within the framework of the law which consequently improves their credibility over time. Society registration is essential for the people who are under the below poverty line in our country. To avail tax exemptions, society registration is crucial.

Documents Required
Advantages

Documents Required For Society Registration

ID Proof
Director’s PAN Card, Aadhaar & Voter ID is required
Address Proof
Recent Electricity bill & Bank statement
Registered Office Proof
Recent utility bill and if it’s a rented property rental agreement is required. Owned property’s Registry Proof or Property Tax Receipt.
Photo
Director’sLatest Passport size Photograph.
Activities of the society
Objective and function of the society will be mentioned in the MOA

Advantages of Society Registration in Bangalore

It enables Society property in its own name.
To open the bank account in the name of Society, assistance will be provided
Society registration in Bangalore provides the right to enforce legal proceedings in the Court of law.
Tax Exemptions for incorporating Society
Society gets a legal status, when it is registered.
Compared to trust and section 25, the legal requirements of society is very simple
Possibilities in the complete renewal of members and objects can be modified easily.
Dissolving a society is very easy.
Society registration in Bangalore has a democratic set up with membership and it is an elected body to manage the society.

FAQ'S

Yes. The special general body may be convened not later than 40 days after receipt of the requisition by 1/3 of the members for a specific purpose.

A member can be fined under Sec.28 for an illegal act.

A Society / Association is an organized group of people with the sole aim and objectives of non-profitable service. Registration of Societies is optional. Registration of such an association will have legal recognition. It will be possible to run society legally with discipline. Society can sue and be sued.

Yes, since records of the Society are deemed to be public records, under section 24 any person can get copy and produce as evidence.

Every year the society within fifteen days from the date of the General Body meeting shall submit a list to the Registrar of societies. And that list shall contain the names and addresses of the members of the Managing Committee (Executive Committee) and officers entrusted with the management of the society.

Executive Committee shall meet at least once in three months; and General Body shall meet at least once in a year.

Amendments, if any, made shall be filed with Registrar.

Minutes of all the meetings shall be filed with the Registrar of Societies.

Society shall elect Executive Committee members as per its bylaws.

Memorandum can be amended by approval in a special General Body Meeting called for the purpose after giving due notice and by approval another special General Body Meeting called after 30 days again. Byelaws can be amended by approval of majority of members in Special General Body Meeting. Such amended byelaws shall be filed with the Registrar within one month.