Trust Registration

Registering a trust in India involves creating a legal entity for philanthropic, religious, or charitable purposes. Here's a detailed guide on how to register a trust

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Documents Required:

1. Trust Deed:

   • Original and a copy of the Trust Deed on non-judicial stamp paper.

2. ID Proofs:

   • PAN card, Aadhaar card, passport, or driving license of the settlor(s), trustee(s), and witnesses.

3. Address Proof:

   • Proof of the registered office address (electricity bill, rental agreement, etc.)

4. Photographs:

   • Passport-sized photographs of the settlor(s) and trustee(s).

Benefits of Registering a Trust:

1. Legal Recognition:

   • A registered trust is recognized as a legal entity that can own property, enter contracts, and operate independently.

2. Tax Exemptions:

   • Registered trusts can avail various tax benefits under the Income Tax Act, 1961, subject to compliance with the conditions laid down in Section 12A and 80G.

3. Perpetual Succession:

   • The trust can continue to exist even after the death or departure of the trustees.

4. Credibility:

   • Registration enhances the credibility and trustworthiness of the organization, attracting more donors and grants.