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For Charitable & Religious Purposes

Trust Registration

A Trust is an arrangement where a person (trustee) holds property or assets for the benefit of others (beneficiaries). Ideal for charitable, religious, educational, and social welfare activities.

15-20 Working Days
100% Online Process
Expert CA/CS Assistance

Starting at

₹7,999₹14,999

+ Government fees as applicable

  • Trust Deed Drafting
  • Registration with Sub-Registrar
  • PAN Card for Trust
  • 12A Application Support
  • 80G Application Support

4.9/5 rating from 10,000+ customers

Why Choose Trust?

Tax Benefits - Eligible for 12A and 80G exemptions

Simple Structure - Easy to establish and manage

Flexible - Can engage in various charitable activities

Asset Protection - Trust assets are protected

Donor Confidence - Tax benefits attract more donors

Perpetual Existence - Trust continues indefinitely

Simple Registration Process

Our experts handle everything while you focus on your business

1

Document Collection

Gather trustee details and trust objectives

2

Deed Drafting

Expert drafts the trust deed

3

Registration

Deed registered with Sub-Registrar

4

Post Registration

PAN, 12A, 80G registrations done

Documents Required

Keep these documents ready for a smooth registration

PAN Card of Trustees (min 2)
Aadhaar Card of Trustees
Passport-size Photos
Address Proof of Trustees
Trust Office Address Proof
Objectives of Trust
Trust Deed Draft
NOC from Property Owner

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trustees are required?

Minimum 2 trustees are required. There is no maximum limit, but 3-7 trustees are recommended for effective management.

Can trust undertake commercial activities?

Trust can earn income through commercial activities, but it must be applied to charitable purposes to retain tax exemption.

What is the difference between Trust and Society?

Trust is governed by Indian Trusts Act and managed by trustees. Society is governed by Societies Registration Act and managed by members.

Can trustees be paid?

Generally, trustees should not be paid. However, reasonable remuneration can be provided if specified in the trust deed.

Can trust own property?

Yes, trust can own movable and immovable property. Property is held by trustees for the benefit of beneficiaries.

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