Annual Report in 3 Easy Steps
Annual Report Registration refers to the process of preparing, auditing, and submitting your NGO’s yearly performance and financial details to the respective government authorities — such as the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) or the Registrar of Societies/Trusts.
It ensures that your organization remains legally active, credible, and eligible for future grants, CSR funds, and tax exemptions.
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Every year, it’s mandatory to prepare and submit an Annual Report — a detailed document that highlights your organization’s activities, achievements, income, and expenses during the financial year.
An Annual Report not only ensures compliance with legal requirements but also builds transparency, trust, and credibility among donors, beneficiaries, and government departments.
An Annual Report is an official document that presents a comprehensive overview of an NGO’s or Section 8 Company’s performance during a financial year.It includes details such as financial statements, activities undertaken, key achievements, utilization of funds, and governance structure.
For a Section 8 Company, it is a statutory compliance under the Companies Act, 2013, while for Trusts and Societies, it is required for transparency and renewal of 12A / 80G / CSR registrations.
Shows accountability and transparency
Highlights your NGO’s activities and social impact
Includes audited financial statements
Builds credibility with government departments and CSR donors
Essential for grant proposals, renewals, and funding partnerships
To prepare a complete and compliant Annual Report, the following documents are required:
Registration Certificate (Trust / Society / Section 8)
PAN Card of Organization
MOA & AOA / Trust Deed
Audited Financial Statements (Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure, Receipts & Payments)
Auditor’s Report
Details of Donations, Grants, and CSR Funds Received
Bank Statements of the Financial Year
List of Trustees / Directors / Office Bearers
Summary of Projects & Activities Conducted
Photographs of Events & Social Work
Future Plans or Next Year’s Roadmap
💡 Tip: Filing through professional consultants like SAI NGO & BUSINESS CONSULTANCY ensures accuracy and timely submission, avoiding penalties.
✅ Legal Compliance – Mandatory under Companies Act and Trust laws✅ Transparency – Builds confidence among stakeholders and donors✅ Funding Support – Required for 12A / 80G / CSR and grant renewals✅ Performance Evaluation – Helps measure impact and efficiency✅ Public Image – Strengthens NGO’s credibility and brand value
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) provides an online system for Section 8 Companies to submit their annual reports.
👉 Visit: https://www.mca.gov.in/
You can file:
Form AOC-4: For financial statements
Form MGT-7: For annual return and company details
Form DPT-3: For declaration of outstanding receipts (if applicable)
Filing an Annual Report is not just a legal formality — it’s a reflection of your NGO’s transparency, accountability, and impact.Whether you are a Trust, Society, or Section 8 Company, a well-prepared Annual Report strengthens your organization’s credibility and ensures continued eligibility for 12A, 80G, and CSR benefits.
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