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Trust Registration

Register a public or private trust for charitable, religious or family purposes.

Overview

A trusted way to manage assets and giving

A trust is created when a person, called the settlor, transfers property to trustees to hold and manage for the benefit of certain beneficiaries. Trusts are commonly used for charitable, religious or family purposes.

A public charitable trust is set up through a trust deed that defines the objectives, trustees and beneficiaries, and is registered with the Sub Registrar. Once registered, it can apply for 12A and 80G tax benefits.

Our experts draft your trust deed and complete the registration end to end.

Why It Helps

Key Benefits

Charitable Purpose

Support causes such as education, health and welfare.

Legal Recognition

A registered trust has a clear legal standing.

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Tax Benefits

Eligible for 12A and 80G exemptions.

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Asset Management

A structured way to hold and manage assets.

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Perpetual Existence

The trust continues beyond its founders.

Credibility

Build confidence with donors and beneficiaries.

Checklist

Documents Required

How It Works

Registration Process

1

Consultation

We understand your purpose and collect trustee details.

2

Draft Trust Deed

We prepare a trust deed covering all key terms.

3

Deed Registration

The trust deed is registered with the Sub Registrar.

4

PAN & 12A / 80G

We obtain PAN and assist with 12A and 80G.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trustees are required for a trust?
A public charitable trust generally requires a minimum of two trustees. There is no upper limit.
What is the difference between a public and private trust?
A public trust benefits the general public or a section of it, while a private trust benefits specific individuals or a family.
Can a trust claim 80G benefits?
Yes. A registered trust can apply for 12A and 80G to enjoy tax exemptions and offer donors deductions.
How long does trust registration take?
Registration usually takes 10 to 20 working days depending on the state.

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