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Trust Registration
A Trust provides a formal, legally recognised structure for charitable, religious or educational work, and for managing family wealth for the benefit of chosen beneficiaries.
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What is a Trust?
A Trust is an arrangement in which a settlor transfers property to one or more trustees, who hold and manage it for the benefit of specified beneficiaries or a defined charitable purpose. The rights, duties and objectives of the trust are defined through a trust deed executed by the settlor and trustees.
Key Features
Public or Private Trust
Can be structured as a public charitable, religious or private trust.
Trustee Management
Managed by trustees on behalf of beneficiaries as defined in the trust deed.
Trust Deed Based
Rights, duties and objects are governed by the registered trust deed.
Tax Benefits
Public charitable trusts can apply for 12A and 80G tax exemption status.
Legal Framework
Governed by Indian Trusts Act, 1882 or applicable state trust laws.
Deed Registration
Trust deed registration is required for immovable property trusts.
Advantages
Legal Recognition
Recognised legal structure for running NGOs, schools and religious institutions.
Tax Benefits
Public charitable trusts can apply for 12A and 80G tax exemption benefits.
Wealth Planning
Provides a structured framework for private family wealth and estate planning.
Trustee Accountability
Clear accountability through trustees acting under a defined trust deed.
Legal Trust Structure
Creates a recognised legal framework for managing trust activities effectively.
Documents Required
Trust deed, stamped as per applicable state stamp duty rates
PAN and Aadhaar of the settlor and trustees
Proof of the trust's registered office address
Passport-size photographs of trustees
Details of the trust's objects and proposed beneficiaries