Trust Registration
Register a Legally Recognized Charitable Trust
A Public Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization created to provide public benefit by carrying out charitable activities such as education, healthcare, relief to the poor, social welfare, skill development, environmental protection, and other community development initiatives
Why Choose Public charitable Trust Registration?
• Legal recognition for charitable activities
• Eligibility for 12A & 80G tax benefits
• Can legally receive donations & CSR funds
• Simple structure with lower compliance
• Perpetual existence (continues despite trustee changes)
• Builds credibility & donor trust
• Suitable for education, healthcare & social welfare activities
Documents Required for Trust Registration
- Name of The Trust
- Objectives of the Trust
- PAN, Aadhar & Photo – Settlor
- PAN, Aadhar & Photos – 2 Trustees
- Aadhar card – 2 Witnesses
- Electricity Bill along with NOC from Landlord
- Contact Number & Mail ID
Formation Process
- Consultation & Documentation – We guide you through paperwork.
- Drafting Trust Deed & other Supporting Documentation
- Filing Appointment with the Sub-Registrar of Concerned Jurisdiction.
- Physical Appearance before the Sub-Registrar Concerned
- Approval & Certification
Frequently Asked Questions
A Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization established to carry out social, educational, medical, religious, or welfare activities for the benefit of the public. It is created through a trust deed and operates solely for charitable purposes without distributing profits to trustees.
Why is forming a Charitable Trust beneficial?
Forming a Charitable Trust provides legal recognition to your social initiatives, allows eligibility for tax benefits such as 12A and 80G, enables lawful receipt of donations and CSR funds, and builds credibility among donors and government authorities while ensuring long-term continuity of your charitable activities.
Who Can Set Up a Charitable Trust in India?
A Charitable Trust in India can be set up by:
• Any individual (Indian citizen)
• A group of individuals
• A family
• An association of persons
• A company or corporate entity
The person(s) creating the trust is called the Settlor, and at least two trustees are generally required to manage and administer the trust for charitable purposes.
On average, it takes 7–10 working days, depending on document readiness and Availability of appointment with the concerned area Sub Registrar.
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Consultation & Documentation – We guide you through paperwork. Drafting Trust Deed & other Supporting Documentation Filing Appointment with the Sub-Registrar of Concerned Jurisdiction. Physical Appearance before the Sub-Registrar Concerned Approval & Certification