Trust Registration in Chennai or Coimbatore or anywhere in India is governed by the Indian Trust Act, 1882.
Trust is a form of NGO. It’s a Legal Entity created by the First Party (Founder of the Trust), managed by the Second Party (Trustees) who holds the right, for the benefit of the Third Party (Beneficiaries of the Trust).
The Trust can be created by way of Trust Deed duly executed by the ‘Founder’ of the Trust.
There are two types of trust, Public Trust and Private Trust. A public trust (charitable trust) is created for the benefit of the general public whereas a private trust is created for the benefit of a particular group of individuals known as the beneficiary.
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Latest Passport size Color photograph of all the promoters (Shareholders and Directors)
PAN Card of all shareholders and Directors. Foreign nationals must provide a valid passport.
Any of the following ID: Passport, Voter ID/Driving License of Shareholders and Directors.
Latest Bank Statement/Telephone Bill/Electricity or Gas Bill/Water Bill of Shareholders and Directors
Latest & Clear Telephone Bill/Electricity Bill/ /Water/Gas Bill of the registered office address
No Objection Certificate from owner(s) of the premises of registered office.
Under the Public Charitable Trust, Beneficiaries are uncertain (For Ex: Benefit of the humanity at Large). But whereas the Beneficiaries of Private Trust is small group of specific people (For Ex: Benefit of the Specific group of Employees).
A Public Trust is eligible for all types of Tax Benefits. But whereas the Private trust is not entitle to get 12A Registration. Which simply to say, a Private Trust is not capable of enjoying Tax Exemption.
Private trust is for a closed group. In other words, the beneficiaries can be identified. For example: A trust created for the relatives and friends of the author.
Every Trust has its legal entity separate from its members it is capable of filing suits against any person or any member. The registered trust can file a suit anywhere in India and in any state even if it is not registered in that particular state
Registration of trust gives it a legal status and that is very important because of various reasons like: for opening the bank accounts, Obtaining registrations and approvals under Income Tax Act, legally vesting properties.
The trust can take the tax benefit after applying for the 12AA/80G Certificate. Both the trust and the investor get tax exemptions.
You are requested to first fill the simple questionnaire provided by our expert team
Once the draft is ready from our side we will share a draft of the same with you for final approval. If you find the same in order the final copy will be shared in a day and if corrections or additions are required then the same will be revised and verified by our team
After the approval of trust deed from your side we will apply for the registration of Trust before the Sub Registrar and update you regarding the same via mail.
Trust registration is still not considered a legal compulsion for a private trust that has a Will. In the case of a Public trust, whether in relation to moveable or immovable property & whether created under a will or inter vivos, trust registration is optional.
A trust can be created via a trust deed. Presently, two types of Trust exist in India, mainly public trust and public trust.
A trust may be formed by any person who is competent to contracts: This includes a person, HUF, AOP, establishment, so on and so forth. If a trust is formed on or behalf of an under-aged person, then the consent of a principal civil court of original is required.
Trusts are set up to facilitate legal coverage to the trustor’s assets, ensure that such assets are lawfully distributed among the designated beneficiaries, and avoid or minimize inheritance or estate taxes.
Common documents required for Trust registration given below:
A trustee, is authorized to sell land via public domain. He cannot sell the land by private contract.
Unlike trusts, a society excels on improved democratic set-up with membership & an elected body to administer the Society. The serving members of the Society can remain in control as long as they as elected to the managing committee. Also, they have the right to leave out Society whenever they want. Such rights are not available to trustees.
To obtain registration u/s 12A, the application in form 10A for registration of a charitable or religious trust can be made on the IT department portal.
In Maharashtra & Gujarat, all societies must secure trust registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. A society may lead to winding up if 3/5th of the members have the intention to do so. A society is a more democratic and flexible set-up.
To some extent, NGOs serve as an ancillary unit for a government that fulfil its philanthropic tasks. Trusts, on the contrary, are not dependent on the government’s programs. Trusts excel on separate policies since they can be private or public trusts.
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