About RWA Registration/License
RWA Registration refers to the process of registering a Resident Welfare Association (RWA) under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. An RWA is an organization formed by residents of a locality or housing society to represent their collective interests and improve community living conditions.
Types of About RWA Registration/License
Apartment Owners Association
Represents the interests of apartment owners in a multi-story building, responsible for maintaining common areas and facilities.
Gated Community Association
Represents residents of a gated community, managing security, infrastructure, and community activities.
Independent Houses Association
Represents residents of an independent housing society, ensuring maintenance and security.
Co-operative Housing Society
Manages the affairs of a housing society registered under the Cooperative Societies Act.
Resident Welfare Federation
Represents multiple RWAs in a locality, coordinating collective activities and infrastructure development.
Check List
Required Documents
Documents needed for company registration
Registration Process
Simple steps to register your Private Limited Company
Prepare the MOA and Rules and Regulations of the RWA.
Get the MOA and rules signed by at least seven members.
Obtain address proof and identity proof of all office bearers.
Submit application for registration to the Registrar of Societies in the respective state.
Pay the prescribed registration fee.
Receive the Certificate of Registration upon approval.
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Available Across India
We provide company registration services across all major states.
Registration is governed by the Delhi Societies Registration Act, with a nominal registration fee.
RWAs can be registered under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, requiring compliance with state guidelines.
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post registration compliance
Maintenance of Accounts
RWAs must maintain proper financial records, have them audited annually, and present them to members.
Annual General Meeting
AGMs must be held yearly within six months of the financial year’s end to approve accounts and elect office bearers.
Filing of Annual Returns
RWAs must file annual returns with the Registrar of Societies, including financial records and membership details.
Updating RWA’s Details
Any changes in office bearers, address, or regulations must be updated with the Registrar of Societies.
Compliance with Income Tax Act
If income exceeds tax exemption limits, the RWA must obtain a PAN and file income tax returns.