How to pay the salaries to staff who are working in foreign for our organization? What are taxes applicable to them? Kindly guide us.
(M.C.Ramesh)
General Secretary
Vidyaranya
Bangalore
How to pay the salaries to staff who are working in foreign for our organization? What are taxes applicable to them? Kindly guide us.
(M.C.Ramesh)
General Secretary
Vidyaranya
Bangalore
How do we settle advances of staff in FCRA?
We have a vehicle revolving fund from a FC donor, where an advance is given for vehicle to staff and they repay in installments.
When we deposited in the FCRA receipt bank account the bank refuses to credit the same even after explaining the situation.
Thomas Mathews
Dear Members
Greetings!
I would like to know the possibility of making a payment to a Foregin
National (after entering into a written agreement) in Foregin currency
to his foreign bank account (the account is in UK) and he will be here
in india for a short period. During the period, he will explore his
expertise of a particular job. The amount is approx 4500 usd.
My question in this context, Is it permissible under FCRA?
If, it is not permissible under FCRA, can I make payment from Local Fund?
Kindly forgive me writing directly to you as I couldn’t find a link to
post questions on your website or blog.
Regards
Mathew Jose
To my professional knowledge assets\immovable property acquired under
fcra money in India by a charitable company could be sold only with
RBI permission and could be deposited \shown in fcra account.
Kindly give reply.
Isaiah Sundar Singh
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Socio Research & Reform Foundation (NGO)
512 A, Deepshikha, 8 Rajendra Place,
New Delhi – 110008
FEEDBACK REPORT
Legal Compliance Workshop for NGOs
[Thursday, 24th August 2017, Lecture Room- 1, IIC (Annexe), 40 Max Mueller Marg, N. Delhi – 3]
Dear Friends with a special Hello to all the Participants who attended the workshop, which was one of the most interactive workshop organized by SRRF so far. Credit for this goes to all the participants, who engaged the faculty and remained focused throughout the day. Through this communication we share feedback given by you.
The Feedback forms have been compiled and collated. There were 41 participants, 49% of whom have given their feedback. Feedback required scoring for each session as well as for overall workshop. The feedback gives score of 92% for the overall workshop. A chart of session-wise results is given below.
Following suggestion received by participants on various topics:
Particulars | Suggestions |
Please tell us how to further improve? Any specific suggestion for improvement? | – If all topics needs to be covered the training can be for more than a day. – Place water bottles on the desk SRRF Comment: While we thank you for your suggestions, however the plastic bottle is not very environment friendly and so far we have avoided it. Water is always available just outside the hall. – Practical example to improve the knowledge – More clarity from Government – Very well structured & it is also always a privilege to come and attend such esteemed speakers. – Could take fewer topics to stick to timeline. – Time management can be looked at SRRF Comment: We always keep it in mind, however our effort is to solve issues raised, hence sometime discussions can be a bit longer. Our overall aim is to cover all the topics in the day itself. – Can take more Q & A SRRF Comment: Effort is always to have an interactive workshop. All the questions raised during the day were taken up. |
Please suggest topics for any other events that you would like SRRF to Organise. | – A session on Sub grants to Partners – More on GST – All GST sections – NGO Management Systems in Place |
Would you like this program to be replicated in any other state, if Yes please indicate. | Mumbai, Kerala |
We have already uploaded the presentations of the workshop at our website including snaps. Please visit SRRF website to get access to the same. http://www.srr-foundation.org
We have also uploaded the snaps of the participants on SRRF facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/srr.foundation/.
Once again I thank you on behalf of SRRF, on being part of a wonderful and learning ‘Legal Compliance for NGOs’ workshop.
With warm regards
Ramanuj Maurya
Coordinator
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Socio Research & Reform Foundation (NGO)
512 A, Deepshikha, 8 Rajendra Place,
New Delhi – 110008
There are cases of rejections of 80G applications on the grounds that preservation of environment including watershed, forests and wildlife does not come under charitable services.
C Udayashankar
Please suggest us if we received FC funds more than 10 Lakhs in a year. Should we file under Lokayukt?
Hemal Kamat
Dear Members,
Some amount of confusion exists in the minds of a few of us.
We are a Society registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 in Gujarat. Do we have to compulsorily register as a Public Charitable Trust also? We file our Annual Returns with the Registrar of Societies. Do we have to file the same with the Charity Commissioner simultaneously? To what extent are the provisions of Trusts Act becoming applicable to a Society?
Shall be grateful for your advice.
T.K. Balappan
Ahmedabad.