No, there is no minimum capital requirement for a Section 8 Company. You can form it without any share capital, and the capital structure can be altered as per the growth of the company.

While a Section 8 Company can generate profits, these profits must be reinvested into the company to further its social, educational, or charitable objectives. Profits cannot be distributed to members or shareholders.

Yes, you can raise funds through donations and grants. However, you cannot raise capital by issuing shares or taking deposits from the public. There is no limit to domestic donations, but you need to ensure a proper system to prevent misuse.

A Section 8 Company enjoys tax exemptions under sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act. Donations made to the company can also qualify for tax deductions for donors.

Section 8 Companies must comply with regulations outlined under the Companies Act, 2013. This includes filing annual returns, maintaining proper accounts, and ensuring transparency in their operations.

Yes, an existing trust, society, or partnership can be converted into a Section 8 Company, provided it meets the necessary legal criteria and complies with the requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.

The process of registering a Section 8 Company usually takes around 15 to 30 days, depending on the approval process and the completeness of the documentation.