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Association of Persons (AOP) and Body of Individuals (BOI) are two distinct entities recognized under the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961. These structures allow individuals, groups, or entities to combine their resources or activities for specific purposes. Here’s a brief overview:
AOP (Association of Persons):
BOI (Body of Individuals):
General Documents / Informations Required from all assessees:
Identity and Address Proof of Members: Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, voter ID, or any government-issued identification documents of all members/partners involved in the association.
Proof of Address for AOP/BOI: Documents verifying the physical address of the AOP/BOI, such as utility bills, lease agreement, property tax receipts, or any valid proof of address.
PAN (Permanent Account Number) of AOP/BOI: PAN card obtained by applying through Form 49A or 49AA from the Income Tax Department.
Partnership Deed or Agreement: A written document outlining the terms, objectives, activities, and operations of the AOP/BOI signed by all partners/members.
Bank Account Details: Bank account information, including the account number, branch name, and IFSC code, for the AOP/BOI entity.
Declaration and Registration Forms: Forms such as Form 49A (for PAN), Form 1 (for registration under the Income Tax Act), and other relevant registration forms as required by the Income Tax Department.
Additional Documents as Needed: Any additional documents specified by the Income Tax Department or relevant authorities, such as financial statements, business plan, or specific declarations.
Registration with Fiscalnow
Benefit: Registration grants legal recognition to the association, facilitating official operations, tax compliance, and eligibility for certain tax benefits and exemptions.
Benefit: Registered entities are perceived as more credible and trustworthy by stakeholders, partners, and financial institutions, aiding in collaborations and business dealings.
Benefit: Registered AOPs/BOIs can avail tax exemptions and deductions on income earned, reducing the tax burden and maximizing funds available for their activities.
Benefit: Registered entities can open bank accounts in their name, facilitating smoother financial operations, payments, and receipt of funds.
Benefit: Registration enables AOPs/BOIs to enter into contracts, agreements, or property transactions, legitimizing their dealings with legal entities.
Benefit: Registered entities often limit the liability of their members, shielding them from personal financial risks arising from the entity’s activities.
Benefit: Registered AOPs/BOIs are often preferred for government grants or funding opportunities due to their recognized legal status and compliance.
Benefit: Compliance with registration requirements ensures adherence to legal standards, enhancing transparency, and fostering trust among stakeholders and regulatory bodies.