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Charitable Trust (NGO) Registration

Trust is registered and governed by the Indian Trust Act .In simple word, it is a financial vehicle which transfers property from its owner to a trust for the lawful purpose. Normally we hear the word trust for religion purpose; however, there is no such restriction. There are even sports academies registered as trusts.

In India, some societies are registered as a public trust. Often, you’ll even hear of the wealthy creating private trusts; this is done because of the tax-efficient nature of the trust (dividend distribution tax or minimum alternate tax do not apply). It is the easiest way to transfer than making a will. However, it does much involve more effort to register a trust than to write a will.

Information Related to Registration

  • Independent judicial Persons
  • Can purchase property
  • Secured Assets
  • Exemptions from income tax
  • Limited liability
  • Easily inheritable

Document required for Registration

  • PAN Card
  • The Residence Proof
  • Memorandum of Association
  • Articles of Association
  • A covering Letter
  • Proof of Address
  • List of all the Members
  • Self- declaration

PROCESS OF REGISTRATION

STEP 1

FILL DETAILS

You are required to fill your details in our simple questionnaire and submit documents.

STEP 2

SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS

After submitting your documents we shall help you select what registration you should have.

STEP 3

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

We will create all the required documents and file them with district SDM on your behalf.