In India, a Section 8 Company is a legal structure created under the Companies Act, 2013 (previously the Companies Act, 1956). It is a type of non-profit organization that is formed for promoting charitable, scientific, artistic, research, or social welfare purposes. Section 8 companies are essentially nonprofit organizations and are regulated by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

1. Section 8 Company Registration
In India a Section 8 Company Registration is a legal
structure created under the Companies Act, 2013
(previously the Companies Act, 1956). It is a type of
non-profit organization that is formed for promoting
charitable, scientific, artistic, research, or social
welfare purposes. Section 8 companies are
essentially nonprofit organizations and are
regulated by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

2. Section 8 Company Registration Benefits
Nonprofit Status: A Section 8 Company is established for charitable or nonprofit
purposes, allowing it to focus on social welfare and not profit distribution to its
members.
Limited Liability: Members of a Section 8 Company have limited liability. Their
personal assets are protected in case the company faces financial difficulties.
Exemption from Stamp Duty: Section 8 Companies may be eligible for stamp duty
exemptions or concessions in certain states.
Tax Benefits: These companies can enjoy tax exemptions under Section 12AA and
80G of the Income Tax Act, making donations to them tax-deductible for donors.
Credibility and Trust: Registered Section 8 Companies often have more credibility,
trust, and recognition when seeking grants or donations from government bodies,
corporations, and philanthropic organizations.