Trust Registration & NGO Compliance Desk
Charitable infrastructure built on a compliant Trust Deed, registered jurisdiction, and tax-exemption certifications.
Trust Infrastructure Breakdown
A public charitable or religious trust is set up when a creator (the Settlor) transfers property to a board of individuals (the Trustees) for public utility under the relevant state's Sub-Registrar jurisdictions. The trust operates as an irrevocable legal arrangement with a defined object clause, beneficiary class, and governance framework.
We draft a compliant Trust Deed, coordinate execution on stamp paper, complete the Sub-Registrar registration, and then sequentially file applications for central Section 12A (income tax exemption for the trust) and Section 80G (deduction certificate for donors) tax-exemption certificates.
Trust Deed Drafting
Object clause, trustee powers, beneficiary class, succession plan.
Sub-Registrar Registration
Stamp duty calculation and jurisdiction-aware registration.
12A & 80G Applications
Form 10A & 10AB filings with the Income Tax Department.