Register Your Charitable Trust
Trust Registration
A Trust is one of the most popular forms of NGO in India, governed by the Indian Trusts Act 1882 (Public Trusts) or state-specific acts. Ideal for educational, charitable, religious, or social welfare activities.
- Typically 15-20 working days
- NGO expert
- 12A & 80G eligible
- Charitable purpose
- Trust deed drafting
- Registration
- PAN application
- 12A & 80G guidance
// Why choose this
Benefits
- Tax exemption under 12A
- Donor deduction under 80G
- FCRA eligibility for foreign donations
- Simple governance structure
- Low compliance vs company
- High public trust
// Step by step
How it works
- 01
Trust Deed Drafting
Day 1-5Prepare Trust Deed with objects and rules
- 02
Stamp Duty
Day 5-8Execute deed on stamp paper
- 03
Registration
Day 8-15Register with Sub-Registrar office
- 04
PAN Application
Day 13-17Apply for Trust PAN
- 05
Bank Account
Day 15-20Open trust bank account
Timelines are typical and depend on government processing.
// Keep these ready
Documents required
- PAN of all trustees
- Aadhaar of trustees
- Address proof of registered office
- Trust Deed (drafted by us)
- Photographs of trustees
- NOC from landlord
Upload them from your phone after you start. Your expert tells you if anything else is needed.
// Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum number of trustees?
Minimum 2 trustees required. There is no maximum limit specified by law, though most trusts have 3-7 trustees.
Can a trust engage in commercial activities?
Yes, but income from commercial activities must be used for trust's charitable objectives only.
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