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For NPOs wanting to get listed, there should be no I-T notice or scrutiny

Markets regulator SEBI has said that any non-profit organisation (NPO), which wants to get listed, should be registered as a non-profit entity and the registration certificate should be valid for 12 months. Also, There should not be any ongoing .

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For NPOs wanting to get listed, there should be no I-T notice or scrutiny

For NPOs wanting to get listed, there should be no I-T notice or scrutiny
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How SEBI-Regulated SSE Will Help Organisations Working For Social Causes?

Social Stock Exchange (SSE) would provide social enterprises an additional avenue to raise funds, bring in more transparency in the segment.

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Will the planned Social Stock Exchange help uplift those at the bottom of the pyramid?

Will the planned Social Stock Exchange help uplift those at the bottom of the pyramid?
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Political, religious firms not allowed on social stock exchange: Sebi panel

Sebi’s technical group (TG) on social stock exchanges (SSEs) has recommended that corporate foundations, political and religious organisations should be made ineligible to raise funds using the SSE mechanism. Market regulator on Thursday made public the report on SSEs prepared by the expert panel headed by Harsh Bhanwala, ex-Chairman, Nabard. “Corporate foundations, political or religious organisations and activities, professional or trade associations, infrastructure and housing companies (except affordable housing) will not be permitted on SSE,” the report says. The panel says both for-profit (FP) and not-for-profit organisations (NPO) should be allowed to tap the SSE provided they are able to demonstrate that social intent and impact. The TG has suggested three parameters to establish primacy of social impact objective.

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