Trust Formation
Establish Charitable or Private Trust
Register a trust for social welfare, education, or religious purposes with legal compliance
Overview
A Trust is a legal entity created to hold and manage assets for the benefit of specific individuals or for charitable purposes. Trusts can be either Public Charitable Trust (for public benefit) or Private Trust (for specific beneficiaries).
Trusts are governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 and various state-specific Public Trust Acts. Registration provides legal recognition, perpetual existence, and eligibility for tax exemptions under Section 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Our Process
Trust Deed
Draft comprehensive trust deed with objectives
Registration
Register trust deed with Sub-Registrar
PAN & 12A
Obtain PAN and apply for 12A registration
80G Approval
Apply for 80G approval for donor tax benefits
Key Benefits
Tax Exemptions - Eligible for 12A and 80G tax benefits
Perpetual Succession - Trust continues despite changes in trustees
Separate Legal Entity - Trust has its own legal identity
Asset Protection - Assets held in trust are protected
Social Impact - Work for charitable and social causes
Donor Benefits - Donors get tax deduction on contributions
Credibility - Enhanced credibility and transparency
Government Grants - Eligible for government funding and grants