Professional FCRA Compliance Support by N D Savla & Associates
Organizations receiving foreign contributions in India are required to comply with the provisions of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA). N D Savla & Associates provides reliable and end-to-end FCRA return filing services to NGOs, trusts, societies, and Section 8 companies, ensuring timely compliance and accurate reporting.
With deep experience in NGO and regulatory compliances, we help you meet FCRA obligations without errors, delays, or compliance risks.
What is FCRA Return Filing?
Every organization registered under FCRA must file an annual return in Form FC-4 with the Ministry of Home Affairs. The return discloses:
Details of foreign contributions received
Utilization of foreign funds
Donor-wise contribution information
Purpose-wise expenditure
Designated FCRA bank account details
Failure to file the FCRA return correctly and on time can result in penalties, suspension, or cancellation of FCRA registration.
Our FCRA Return Filing Services
At N D Savla & Associates, we provide comprehensive FCRA compliance services, including:
✔ Preparation of FCRA Annual Return (Form FC-4)
Accurate preparation of FC-4 based on audited financial statements and FCRA bank records.
✔ Reconciliation of Foreign Contributions
Detailed reconciliation of foreign receipts with designated FCRA bank accounts.
✔ Donor-wise and Purpose-wise Reporting
Proper classification and disclosure as per FCRA rules and reporting standards.
✔ Online Filing on FCRA Portal
Complete assistance in filing returns on the MHA FCRA portal and obtaining acknowledgment.
✔ Support for Notices and Corrections
Professional assistance in case of discrepancies, notices, or revision requirements.
Who Needs FCRA Return Filing?
Our FCRA return services are suitable for:
NGOs registered under FCRA
Charitable trusts receiving foreign donations
Societies funded by overseas donors
Section 8 companies with FCRA approval
Organizations receiving foreign grants or contributions
FCRA Return Due Date
The FCRA annual return must be filed on or before 31st December following the end of the relevant financial year.
Non-compliance may lead to:
Monetary penalties
Freezing of FCRA bank accounts
Suspension or cancellation of FCRA registration
Timely filing is critical to continue receiving foreign contributions.
Why Choose N D Savla & Associates?
Experienced Chartered Accountants handling FCRA and NGO compliances
Accurate and audit-aligned reporting
Strong understanding of FCRA rules, amendments, and notifications
Timely compliance support with reminders
Confidential handling of sensitive donor and financial data
We work closely with trustees and management to ensure stress-free and compliant filings.
Documents Required for FCRA Return Filing
Audited financial statements
FCRA-designated bank account statements
Donor contribution details
Utilization records of foreign funds
FCRA registration and portal login details
Our team provides clear guidance on documentation and verification.
Consequences of Non-Compliance with FCRA
Failure to comply with FCRA provisions may result in:
Penalties up to 5% of foreign contribution received
Blocking or freezing of foreign contribution accounts
Cancellation or suspension of FCRA registration
Regulatory and legal complications
Professional handling helps avoid these risks.
Get Expert FCRA Return Filing Support
FCRA compliance requires accuracy, attention to detail, and up-to-date regulatory knowledge. Outsource your FCRA return filing to N D Savla & Associates and ensure complete compliance without stress.
📞 Contact N D Savla & Associates today for dependable FCRA return filing and NGO compliance services.
F.A.Q.
An FCRA return is an annual compliance filing required under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. Organizations registered under FCRA must file Form FC-4 to report details of foreign contributions received and how those funds were utilized during the financial year.
Any NGO, trust, society, or Section 8 company registered under FCRA and receiving foreign contributions must file an annual FCRA return, even if no foreign contribution was received during the year.
The FCRA annual return must be filed on or before 31st December following the end of the financial year. Late filing can attract penalties and regulatory action.
FCRA returns are filed online in Form FC-4 on the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) FCRA portal.
Yes. FCRA returns must be filed based on audited financial statements. The audit should clearly reflect foreign contribution receipts and their utilization as per FCRA requirements.
Non-filing or delayed filing of FCRA returns may lead to:
Monetary penalties
Freezing of FCRA bank accounts
Suspension or cancellation of FCRA registration
Restrictions on receiving future foreign contributions
Timely compliance is critical to avoid these consequences.
Yes. In case of errors or omissions, a revised FCRA return can be filed with proper justification. Professional assistance is recommended to avoid further compliance issues.
