Introduction: The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA) serves as a critical legal framework in India, regulating the inflow and utilization of foreign contributions by various entities including individuals, associations, and companies. Under the FCRA, entities seeking to receive foreign funds for specified purposes such as cultural, economic, educational, religious, or social programs are mandated to obtain FCRA registration. This registration ensures transparency, accountability, and compliance with the law. Non-compliance with FCRA registration requirements can lead to severe penalties and legal consequences for the concerned entities. Here, we delve into the penalties associated with FCRA registration non-compliance in India. Understanding […]