NGOs can accept donations from private individuals, for-profit companies, charitable foundations, and governments, whether local, state, federal, or even foreign. As nonprofit entities, they also can charge membership dues and sell goods and services.

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(1) At any general meeting, a resolution put to the vote shall be decided on a show of hands, unless a poll is (before or on the declaration of
the result of the show of hands) demanded by—
(a) the chairman, where he is a shareholder or a proxy ;
(b) at least three members present in person or by proxy ;
(c) a member or members present in person or by proxy and representing at least one tenth of the total voting rights of all the members having the right to vote at the meeting ; or
(d) any member or members holding shares in the company conferring a right to vote at the meeting being shares on which an aggregate sum has been paid up equal to at least one-tenth of the total sum paid up on all the shares conferring that right.

You are not yet running a real business if it has not yet been registered and gain legal entity.

What benefits do I enjoy for incorporating a company?

A: Ability to open a Corporate Accounts, Customers/Clients take you more serious if your Company is registered, Banks only grant business loans to registered businesses, Your Company becomes your brand, Investors are more comfortable with a registered business etc.

If the directors do not within 21 days from the date of the deposit of the requisition proceed to convene a meeting, the requisitionists, or any one or more of them representing more than one half of the total voting rights of all
of them, may themselves convene a meeting but any meeting so convened shall not be held after the expiration of three months from that date.

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However, individuals registering a business name should be aware that registration does not imply a separate legal personality, such as a limited liability company, and any liability incurred as a result of doing such business may be personally extended to the owner or proprietor of the business.

Finally, it is worth noting that a foreigner intending to participate in Nigerian business cannot do so through the registration of an enterprise, as foreign participation in Nigerian business entails different legal requirements, which do not allow a foreigner to use a business name as a mode of business establishment in Nigeria.

All businesses transacted at annual general meetings are deemed special business, except declaring a dividend, presentation of the financial statements and the reports of the directors and auditors, election of directors
in the place of those retiring, the appointment, fixing of the remuneration of the auditors, appointment of members of the audit committee and disclosure of remuneration of managers of a company, which are ordinary business.

Do you know that Foreign participation in Nigeria’s business entails different legal requirements, which does not give a room for a foreigner to use a business name as a mode of business set up in Nigeria.

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We are Chartered CAC Accredited Agents. We are into registration of your Business Name, Company (Private Limited Company and Public
Limited Company), Incorporated Trustee as Foundation, NGO, CLUB, Association, Churches, Mosque etc, with CAC. We also undertake the rigorous process of your CAC post registration services such as Annual returns, change or correction of name, change of address, change of directors, change of nature of business etc

Do you know TRUSTEES is not the same as DIRECTORS OR SHAREHOLDERS in a company because unlike share holders in a company who will do anything to make sure their company derives a profit, Trustees are not entitled to make a profit from the Non-governmental organisation (NGOs) but rather to promote the welfare, aims and objectives of the Non-governmental organisation (NGO) freely.

We are Chartered CAC Accredited Agents. We are into registration of your Business Name, Company (Private Limited Company and Public
Limited Company), Incorporated Trustee as Foundation, NGO, CLUB, Association, Churches, Mosque etc, with CAC. We also undertake the rigorous process of your CAC post registration services such as Annual returns, change or correction of name, change of address, change of directors, change of nature of business etc

An error or omission in a notice with respect to the place, date, time or general nature of the business of a meeting shall not invalidate the meeting, unless the officer of the company responsible for the error or omission acted
in bad faith or failed to exercise care and diligence provided that in the case of accidental error or omission, the officer responsible shall effect the necessary
correction either before or during the meeting.

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The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) was established by the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), Cap C20 LFN 2004.

The Commission is the Agency of Government charged with the responsibility of Registration of Companies, Business names and Incorporated Trustees. This booklet serves as a guide to professional users of the Commission’s services to ensure smooth processing of transactions. It will facilitate the
understanding of the processes and requirements involved in carrying out
the various services available at the Commission.

The aim is to make our services more user friendly.
The Head Office of the Commission is situated at Abuja. The Commission also has offices in all the states of the Federation which offer the same services.

It is however important for individuals registering a business name to be aware that registration of a business name does not entail a separate legal personality like a limited liability company, and any liability incurred in the cause of doing such business maybe personally extended to the owner or the proprietor of the business.

Finally, it worthy of note that a foreigner intending to participate in Nigeria business cannot do so through a registration of an enterprise, as foreign participation in Nigeria’s business entails different legal requirements, which does not give a room for a foreigner to use a business name as a mode of business set up in Nigeria.

We are CAC’s accredited agent, assisting individuals and entities for Enterprise and Company’s registration in Nigeria. We can be contacted through the below contact details/ 07033097160 or 08146494702.

We are CAC’s accredited agent, assisting individuals and entities for Enterprise and Company’s registration in Nigeria. We can be contacted through the below contact details/ 07033097160 or 08146494702.

You might have wondered how NGO make money to sustain it's business operations. Because they are not profit generating organizations, they won't bank on profits as in limited liability companies.
Now, know this about NGOs. NGOs can accept donations from private individuals, for-profit companies, charitable foundations, and governments, whether local, state, federal, or even foreign. As nonprofit entities, they also can charge membership dues and sell goods and services.

Register your NGO today and enjoy timely delivery.

TRUSTEES is not the same as DIRECTORS OR SHAREHOLDERS in a company because unlike share holders in a company who will do anything to make sure their company derives a profit, Trustees are not entitled to make a profit from the Non-governmental organisation (NGOs) but rather to promote the welfare, aims and objectives of the Non-governmental organisation (NGO) freely.

FOR WHICH INCOME ARE NGOs LIABLE TO PAY TAX?

If an NPO engages in any trade or business, the profit derived from it will be subject to income tax. While NGOs are exempt from paying taxes on income derived from their primary registered activities such as foreign and domestic grants, subscriptions,,membership dues, donations, gifts, endowments etc., they are liable for income tax on their commercial activities (unrelated business income), such as a business or trade.

You might have wondered how NGO make money to sustain it's business operations. Because they are not profit generating organizations, they won't bank on profits as in limited liability companies.
Now, know this about NGOs. NGOs can accept donations from private individuals, for-profit companies, charitable foundations, and governments, whether local, state, federal, or even foreign. As nonprofit entities, they also can charge membership dues and sell goods and services.

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If you want to be really involved in your immediate society. If you need to leave a greater impact and stay fulfilled, then you should think about having a registered NGO. You can organize your NGO around specific issues, such as:

human rights
environment or health
develop communities
encourage social responsibility
Micro finance
promote education
agricultural development
supporting human welfare
Support the poor and so on.

Moreover, the function of an NGO may be grounded in other areas, such as protecting the environment and promoting animal welfare.

The definition of Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) covers all organisations that do not exist to make profits for owners or members. It does not cover private companies or even co-operatives or income generating projects that exist solely to produce benefits for members.

Most Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have to rely on grants and donations from fundraising because Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) usually serve sections of the community that could not afford to pay the full cost of the service. NGOs do not usually choose their target groups according to who can pay for the service, but according to who needs the service most.

TRUSTEES is not the same as DIRECTORS OR SHAREHOLDERS in a company because unlike share holders in a company who will do anything to make sure their company derives a profit, Trustees are not entitled to make a profit from the Non-governmental organisation (NGOs) but rather to promote the welfare, aims and objectives of the Non-governmental organisation (NGO) freely.

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