What is the due date for Form 10BD for NGOs?
Form 10BD, the annual donation statement for 80G-approved entities, is ordinarily due by 31 May after the relevant financial year ends.
How to use this calendar
Use this calendar where an Indian Section 8 company, charitable trust or society needs a working view of registrar, Income Tax, GST, FCRA and labour due dates. It separates the company registrar layer from trust or society style compliance because a Section 8 company carries MCA filings while a trust or society usually works through tax, registrar, GST, FCRA and labour triggers.
Start with the organization profile and entity type, then select 12A/12AB, 80G, TDS, GST, FCRA and labour obligations only where they actually apply. The result keeps Form 10B or 10BB, ITR-7, Form 10BD, FC-4, GST, TDS, PF/ESI and Section 8 MCA reminders in one reviewable list.
FAQ
Form 10BD, the annual donation statement for 80G-approved entities, is ordinarily due by 31 May after the relevant financial year ends.
Form FC-4, the FCRA annual return, is ordinarily due by 31 December after the relevant financial year. Select FCRA only if the NGO is actually registered.
A Section 8 company generally tracks AOC-4, MGT-7, ADT-1, board meetings and DIR-3 KYC Web cycle checks, along with tax, GST, TDS, labour and FCRA filings where applicable.
For many audited exempt entities, Form 10B or 10BB is ordinarily due before the return, and ITR-7 is ordinarily due by 31 October, subject to extensions and special cases.
No. The tool adds the MCA company layer for Section 8 companies. Trusts and societies stay on the NGO tax, GST, FCRA, labour and state-law review path.
No. Use it as a planning checklist. NGO filings can change with approvals, turnover, foreign contribution, donor reporting, state law and current extensions.