TRUST REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:

NGO Registration is a primary stage to work and step towards the social service sector. After NGO registration earn the motives to complete the objects for which NGOs are formed. Under the jurisdiction of the laws, NGO registration procedure in India formed under the process to register NGO’s in India.

Ngo’s India has been providing the information about and basic profiles of Non-governmental Organizations (NGO) Voluntary Organizations of various states, districts, cities, towns, and villages of India at NGO’s India.org.

The non-profit organization in India can register either as

• Trust
• Society
• Private Limited Company under Section 8 Companies Act.

Trust Registration:

A Trust can be made by the performance of a trust deed; there are two types of trust. Public trust is created for the opportunity of the general public and a private trust created for the opportunity of an individual group of separates known as the beneficiary. Various states in India have different Trust Acts which govern the trust. Another way of registering an NGO is on the farm of Trust. Trust is a separate legal entity. Trust Deed is the first requirement in the procedure of trust registration.

Trust starts with the drafting of a trust deed, the first step to register The trust deed is to be formed on applicable non-judicial stamp paper, the rate of stamp duty differs from state to state, and assignation with the sub-registrar office and the government registration fee is to be paid after that.

On the appointed date all trustees need to be present along with two witnesses. The registration process is then handover by the office of the sub-registrar, and the registered deed can be collected after a week time. Then, to get the PAN and TAN Number for the trust and open a Bank account for the trust.

Registration Procedure:

Many juridical formalities to follow for trust registration. A professional legal trader who helps to complete the registration procedure without any mistakes.

To procedure the application for the registration process is given below:

• Should be taken on names, address and ID proofs of all trustees.
• Trust document should be drafted.
• The proprietor should process the no-objection certificate.

Stepwise Procedure:

• Step one Trust Deed
• Step two verification of Documents
• Step three Documentation
• Step four visit to Department
• Step five Registration Certificate
• Step six PAN and TAN

Documents Required for Trust Registration:

1. Signature Trust Deed by trusted and settler.
2. Stamp paper in the name of Trust. Stamp paper & Notarization shall be prepared by us.
3. One photocopy of the address proof & ID proof of Trustee and Settler required. (voter I.D./Driving license/ passport)
4. Presence of settler at the time of registration with his/her original I.D.
5. Presence of two witnesses at the time of registration with original I.D. proof.
6. NOC from Landlord.
7. One photograph of Each of Trustee and Settler.

Income Tax Formalities:

An important step is Trust Registration to follow for 12A and 80G certificate from the Income Tax Department. A Trust achieves such a certificate is released to pay income tax for the whole lifetime on its surplus income.

NGO must earn 80G certificate. NGOs or other non-profits must apply for registration and income tax department before being granted such a certification.