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In India, trust registration is the process of registering a trust with the Registrar of Societies, Charity Commissioner, or other government authorities, as applicable, in accordance with the provisions of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 and relevant state laws. This process is usually necessary to establish the legal existence of a trust, and to obtain recognition for tax exemptions and other benefits. The information required for trust registration in India typically includes details about the trust's objectives, the names and addresses of the trustees, the trust's rules and regulations, and information about the trust's property and assets. The process of trust registration in India may involve submitting an application, along with supporting documents, to the relevant government authorities.


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Documents Required

Documents required for trust registration in India


  • Trust deed: A written document that outlines the objectives, rules, and regulations of the trust, as well as the names and addresses of the trustees.


  • PAN Card of Trust: A Permanent Account Number (PAN) issued by the Income Tax Department, which is necessary for tax purposes.


  • Address Proof of Trust: A document that provides evidence of the trust's registered address, such as a utility bill or a rental agreement.


  • Identity Proof of Trustees: A government-issued identity proof, such as a passport, voter ID, or Aadhaar card, for each trustee.


  • NOC from the owner of the property used by the trust: If the trust is using a property that is not owned by the trust, a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the owner of the property is required.


  • Bank Account details of the trust: A copy of the trust's bank passbook or bank statement, which shows the trust's bank account details.


  • Affidavit declaring that the trust has not been created for illegal purposes: An affidavit signed by the trustees, stating that the trust has been created for lawful purposes only.


  • Receipt of the registration fee: A receipt for the payment of the registration fee, which varies depending on the type of trust and jurisdiction.



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Benefits

Features of trust registration:


  • Legal recognition: Trust registration gives legal recognition to the trust, which helps to establish its legitimacy and credibility.


  • Tax benefits: Registered trusts are eligible for tax exemptions under the Income Tax Act, 1961, which can help to reduce the financial burden on the trust.


  • Easier access to funding: Registered trusts are more likely to receive funding from government and other sources, as they are seen as legitimate and trustworthy organizations.


  • Protects trust property: Registering a trust helps to protect its property and assets, as it provides evidence of ownership and control.


  • Increases accountability: Registering a trust makes its activities more transparent, which helps to increase accountability and improve public trust in the organization.


  • Improved governance: Trust registration helps to improve the governance of the trust, as it requires the trust to have a clear set of rules and regulations, and to maintain proper records.


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Process

How to register a Trust in India?


  • Choose the type of trust: Determine whether the trust is a public trust, private trust, or religious trust, as the registration process may differ for each type.


  • Draft the trust deed: Prepare a written document that outlines the objectives, rules, and regulations of the trust, as well as the names and addresses of the trustees.


  • Choose the appropriate authority: Determine the appropriate authority for registering the trust, which could be the Registrar of Societies, Charity Commissioner, or other relevant government bodies, depending on the type of trust and the jurisdiction.


  • Submit the application: Submit the trust deed and other required documents, along with the registration fee, to the appropriate authority.


  • Obtain registration certificate: After the authorities have reviewed the application and supporting documents, a registration certificate will be issued, which serves as proof of the trust's legal existence.



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