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Register a Public Charitable or Private Trust

A Trust is formed through a registered Trust Deed and is one of the most common structures for charitable, religious, and philanthropic work in India. RINSON BUSINESS provides complete consultancy for Trust Deed drafting, registration with the Charity Commissioner, and post-registration compliance.

Overview

What It Is

A Trust is created when the author/settlor transfers property or funds to trustees for a defined charitable, religious, or private purpose, governed by a registered Trust Deed under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (private trusts) or the applicable state Public Trusts Act (public charitable/religious trusts).

Advantages

Key Benefits

Separate Legal Identity
Perpetual Existence
Clear Governance via Trust Deed
Eligible for 12A & 80G
Suitable for Charitable & Religious Work
Asset Protection Framework
Flexible Objects Clause
Credibility with Donors
Suitability

Who Needs This

NGOs
Religious Institutions
Educational Trusts
Healthcare Foundations
Family/Private Trusts
Welfare Organisations

Documents Required

  • Trust Deed on Stamp Paper
  • Aadhaar & PAN of Settlor and Trustees
  • Passport Size Photographs
  • Address Proof of Trustees
  • Registered Office Address Proof
  • NOC from Property Owner (if applicable)

Process & Services by RINSON BUSINESS

Trust Deed DraftingSelection of TrusteesStamp Duty PaymentRegistration with Charity Commissioner / Sub-RegistrarPAN ApplicationBank Account Opening12A & 80G Registration Guidance
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trustees are required?
Generally a minimum of two trustees is required, though the exact number depends on the Trust Deed and applicable state rules.
Can a trust be dissolved?
Dissolution of a trust is governed by the terms of the Trust Deed and applicable law, and generally requires approval from the Charity Commissioner for public trusts.
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