Apply for NGO/Trust Registration
What is NGO/Trust Registration?
One of the main benefits of running a NGO is that you have an opportunity to serve the community via funds and volunteer work. It’s also an opportunity to solve an issue, which is not good for the community.
Trust is the most common way of starting a NPO or NGO, with the objectives of demolish poverty, providing education and offering medical relief. It can also promote arts, science and literature.
As per the Indian Trust Act 1882, under in a trust, owner (trustor) can transfer the property to trustee for the benefit of a beneficiary, along with a edict that -the trustee should hold the property for the beneficiaries of the Trust..
Our services would be restricted in providing assistance and liasoning with government officials in obtain the required registration/certificate.
Our fee does not include payment of any type of facilitation payment charged by public or government officials as a way of ensuring that they perform their duty, either more promptly or at all. If we are required by applicable law, legal process or government officials’ action to pay such amount, such payment should only be made after consultation with you and you shall reimburse us for any professional time and expenses incurred to respond to the request.
Trust can be
Private Trust
1. In this, the beneficiaries include families or individuals. It is subdivided into –
    a. whose beneficiaries and their shares both can be determined
    b. whose both or either the beneficiaries and their shares cannot be determined
Public Trust
1. In this, the beneficiaries include the public.
2. It can be further subdivided –
    a. Public Charitable Trust
    b. Public Religious Trust
As the trust regulated by State Government, different states in India have different Trusts Acts for their regulation. If by any instance, there is an absence of a Trusts Act in any particular state or territory, the general regulations of the Indian Trusts Act 1882 are applied to the trust registered in that region.
Key Highlights of NGO/Trust
Constitution of the Trust
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Trust Deed
Contents of Trust Deed
The Bible of any charitable trust is the trust deed the aiming the objects and mode of management. A trust Deed shall include –
Registration Process of NGO/Trust
1
Choose an Appropriate Name for the Trust
2
Formulate Trust Deed
3
Submit the Trust Deed with The Registrar
4
Obtain the trust Registration Number
Benefits of Trust/NGO Registration
- Various Government benefits
- Trust / NGO gets huge tax benefits
- There is no requirement of annual return filing
Documents Required
- Voter's ID/Passport/Driver's License
- Passport-sized photographs
- PAN Card
- Latest Bank Statement/Telephone or Mobile Bill
- Rental agreement or sale deed (in case of Shops & Establishment Act Registration).
