A public Trust is a legal entity created to serve the public interest and focus on charitable or welfare activities. It is established to manage and distribute resources for causes such as education, healthcare, or social welfare.
Governed by the Indian Trusts Act of 1882, a Public Trust must operate transparently and fulfill its objectives for the benefit of the public or a specific community. It is required to register with the local sub-registrar to gain legal status. The trust’s operations and funds are managed by appointed trustees, ensuring that the trust’s assets are used according to its public-oriented goals.
The trust should be registered to be legally recognized. We understand this can be a complicated process that’s why we are here to help. Our expert lawyer will help you out from making a deed to getting registered with end-to-end support. Get started today!
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Trust Name: The official name of the Public Trust.
Trust Deed: A document detailing the trust's charitable objectives, operational rules, and management procedures.
Trustee Information: Names and addresses of the trustees responsible for managing the trust.
Beneficiary Details: Information about the public or community groups that the trust aims to help.
Asset List: Descriptions and documentation of the assets and property allocated to the trust.
Charitable Objectives: Clear statements outlining the public or charitable purposes the trust will serve.
Legal Recognition: Gives the trust official legal status so it can operate as a recognized entity.
Tax Exemptions: Provides tax benefits under Indian laws, such as income exemptions and deductions for donors.
Increased Credibility: Improves the trust’s reputation, making it easier to get donations and support from people and organizations.
Access to Funding: Makes the trust eligible for government and private grants or funding.
Transparency and Trust: Gives a clear plan for how the trust will operate and use funds, which helps build public trust.
Trust Deed: Write a trust deed that explains the charitable goals, management rules, and how the trust will operate.
Trust Name: Choose and specify the official name of the Public Trust.
Trustee Details: Provide the names, addresses, and identity proof of the trustees who will manage the trust.
Identity Proof: Submit identity proof of the trust’s founders and trustees, such as Aadhar cards or Voter ID.
Address Proof: Provide proof of the trust’s registered office address such as rent agreement, house tax receipt etc.
Photographs: Passport size photographs
Registration fee: Proof of payment of the applicable registration fee.
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