Companies Act 2013 · Section 135 · Schedule VII · MCA Compliant

CSR Programme Manager

Calculate your CSR obligation, allocate budgets across Schedule VII categories, track project impact, run compliance checks, and generate board-ready MCA annual reports.

1. Company Profile
2. Budget Allocation
3. Projects
4. Compliance
Company Profile
Enter your company details and net profit for the preceding 3 financial years.
Net Profit (Preceding 3 Financial Years)
Enter amounts in Rupees. Used to compute average net profit and 2% CSR obligation under Section 135(5).
Most recent preceding year
Carried forward from previous FY as additional obligation
Set-off from excess CSR of prior years
CSR Committee Members
Section 135(1) requires a CSR Committee of 3+ directors, including at least 1 independent director.
Must not exceed 5% of total CSR spend (Rule 7(1))
CSR Policy approved by the Board
CSR Policy disclosed on company website
Unspent amount transferred to Unspent CSR Account (ongoing projects)
Unspent amount transferred to Schedule VII Fund (non-ongoing)
Schedule VII Budget Allocation
Allocate your CSR budget across the 12 Schedule VII categories.
CSR Obligation
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₹26,210 Cr
CSR spent in India (FY 2023-24)
1,200+
companies missed their 2% obligation
6 months
deadline to transfer unspent CSR

Section 135 CSR compliance is not philanthropy management — it's regulatory compliance with personal liability for directors. This tool calculates your 2% obligation, tracks Schedule VII allocations, verifies implementing agency CSR-1 registration, and generates MCA-ready annual reports.

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Total Allocated Rs 0
CSR Projects
Add your CSR projects with implementing agency details, geography, and beneficiaries. Starter+
Review & Generate Report
Review your inputs and generate your CSR Programme Dashboard with compliance checks, impact metrics, and MCA report.

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