Legal & registration details
Registration No. BK-4/23/2019 · NITI Aayog Darpan TN/2023/0347700 · CSR-1 CSR00058789 · PAN AAZTS2606R.
TRUST & ACCOUNTABILITY
A public-facing centre for identity, governance, policies and evidence.
Trust grows when an organisation makes its identity, leadership, programme information, policies and limitations easier to understand.
Leadership
President/Chairman Mohammed Riyas H.Y.; Secretary Shahul Hameed Sabeer; Treasurer Shanmugan, with wider functional team members.
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Read figures with context
Programme figures are presented as current organisational information; not every figure represents an independently audited dataset.
Impact details →BUILDING TRUST
What we should keep improving.
Annual reporting
Publish structured annual reports with programme-wise activity, financial information and governance updates as records mature.
Impact evidence
Strengthen case records, beneficiary counts, outcome indicators and supporting documentation.
Project readiness
For flagship projects, move from concept to feasibility study, DPR, approvals and costed implementation plan.
Donor communication
Make restricted contributions, receipts, updates and project outcomes easier for supporters to understand.
FINANCIAL DISCLOSUREFY 2022–23 · AY 2023–24 FY 2023–24 · AY 2024–25 FY 2024–25 · AY 2025–26
Audited accounts & income-tax return records
The summaries below are transcribed from the six-page ITR/audit-account documents supplied to SOS Foundation’s website team. Figures are in Indian rupees (₹). They describe the financial years shown and should not be read as current-year results.
Audited financial summary
Donations / income: ₹40,035.00
Expenses applied: ₹38,425.06
Excess of income over expenditure: ₹1,609.94
Balance sheet total: ₹56,546.96
ITR-7 filed: 13 Sep 2023 (filed under section 139(4), belated return)
Audit report dated: 13 Sep 2023
Reported expenditure included food aid, medicine aid, salary, account/audit fees, transport, stationery and nominee renewal.
Audited financial summary
Donations / income: ₹52,082.10
Total expenditure: ₹74,032.64
Excess of expenditure over income: ₹21,950.54
Balance sheet total: ₹34,596.42
ITR-7 filed: 31 Jul 2024; verified 5 Aug 2024
Audit report dated: 31 Jul 2024
Reported expenditure included student fees, food aid, medicine aid, textbooks, training-class expenses, salary, registration, audit/accounting fees and web design.
Audited financial summary
Donations / income: ₹117,162.46
Expenses applied: ₹116,650.04
Excess of income over expenditure: ₹512.42
Balance sheet total: ₹35,108.84
ITR-7 filed: 9 Oct 2025
Audit report dated: 9 Oct 2025
Reported expenditure included medicine aid, student fees, food aid, audit/accounting fees, telephone, maintenance and web design.
Reading these records responsibly
- Figures are transcribed from the supplied scanned documents; the signed source statements remain the authoritative records.
- FY 2023–24 shows expenditure greater than income for that year; it is presented as shown in the supplied accounts, not described as a surplus.
- An ITR acknowledgement alone is not a tax-exemption certificate.
- For privacy, this page does not publish the original unredacted return/audit PDFs because they contain personal identifiers and bank-account details. Supporting documents may be requested from the Foundation through the contact page.
Tax documentation
The documents currently available for public verification include provisional Form 10AC orders: 12A provisional registration for AY 2023–24 to AY 2025–26 (order dated 24 May 2022) and 80G provisional approval for AY 2024–25 to AY 2026–27 (order dated 18 June 2023). PAN AAZTS2606R is not the 80G approval number. These provisional orders do not by themselves establish any later renewal or regular approval; please contact SOS Foundation for the latest applicable order before relying on a tax-benefit claim.