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Charitable/Religious Trust Registration

Register your Charitable/Religious Trust at just INR 4,499/- (All inclusive)

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    Our Plan for Charitable/Religious Trust Registration starts at just

    INR 4,499/-

    Deliverables

    Trust Registration Certificate

    Trust Deed drafting

    Parties DIN and Digital Signature (DSC)

    PAN and TAN

    Documents Required For Charitable/Religious Trust Registration

    • Photo, PAN and Aadhar of parties involved
    • Copy of Notarised Rental Agreement
    • Copy of Sale Deed/Property Deed (If owned property)
    • Holding/Municipal Tax Receipt
    • Recent electricity bill in the name of owner
    • 12A Registration and 80G Certificates from
      the respective income tax authorities to claim
      deductions (if applicable)

    Timeline

    20 Days

    (from receipt of all documents)

    Step 1

    Submit a trust registration application to the relevant official

    Step 2

    Preparation of the trust deed

    Step 3

    Authentication of Application

    Step 4

    Issuance Trust Registration Certificate

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    FAQs

    A trust is a legal arrangement where a trustee holds and manages assets to benefit one or more beneficiaries. As specified in the trust deed, the trustee is responsible for administering the trust.

    Any person competent to contract, including individuals, companies, and organizations, can create trust in India. The person or entity creating the trust is known as the trustor or settlor.

    A minimum of 2 trustees is required to register a trust in India. The law mandates that a trust must have at least two individuals who will act as trustees to manage and administer the trust’s assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries

    No, the author of the trust cannot act as a trustee. Trustors or authors create trust’s and transfer assets to them for the beneficiaries benefit. While the trustor plays a crucial role in establishing the trust and defining its terms, they are not eligible to be a trustee.

    Yes, a trust can operate in multiple states in India. Trust’s are not restricted to operating within a specific state and can extend their activities to other states. However, it is essential to ensure compliance with the laws and regulations of each state where the trust operates.