Learn what CSR audit means in India, when it matters, what documents to prepare, how CSR-1 context fits in, and the practical checks companies should review.
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A: Typically 3–7 working days depending on government processing time.
A: Government fee varies by state and business type. Our team will inform you before proceeding.
A: Yes, the entire process is done online. No physical visits are required.
A: A CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) audit is a formal review of a company's CSR projects, expenditures, and compliance with Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013. It verifies that CSR funds were spent on eligible activities and projects.
A: Yes, companies meeting CSR thresholds must document their CSR policy, projects, and expenditures in the Board's Report. An independent CSR audit report provides verification and assurance that the funds were utilized appropriately without any diversion.
A: To prepare for a CSR audit, ensure you have: (1) CSR Committee approval resolutions, (2) CSR-1 registration certificate copy, (3) project completion reports, (4) impact assessment reports (if applicable), and (5) utilization certificates from implementing agencies.