Register your trust with Accotax and obtain tax exemption benefits.

A Trust is registered as a non-government organization and governed by Indian Trust Act, 1882. According to law, Trust is an arrangement by which property is handed over to or vested in a person, to use and dispose for the benefit of another person”. Trust Formation can be broadly classified by two methods.

• Public Trust (Charitable Trust)-  created for the benefit of the general public.
• Private Trust formation-created for the benefits of the particular group of individuals known as beneficiaries.

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The person who is creating the Trust is called the Settlor and the person to whom the property is transferred to trust is called a Trustee. The person for whose benefit the property is transferred is called the beneficiary.

 In India trust can be registered within 7 to 10 days after filling the Application form of Trust Registration work feasibly.

Documents Required for Trust Registration.

• Self Attested Copy of PAN Card of all Trustee and settler along with witness.
• Self Attested Voter Id/ Aadhaar of all Trustee and settler along with witnesses.
• 4 Passport Size Photographs of all Trustee and settler along with witnesses.
• Latest Electricity Bill for Registered office of the Trust(Required Rent agreement or lease deed if the property is not in the name of partners).
• Capital Contribution.
• Name of Trust.
• Object of trust.

The Major elements of the Trust is summarised below

• Author or Settler: One who forms the trust and transfers under irrevocable arrangement the property and its future benefits to the trust.
• Trustee: A body of Individuals who undertake the management and safekeeping of Trust and its property.
• Beneficiary: People who will benefit from the trust.
• Asset or property: of the trust
• Objective: of the Trust
• Trust Deed: defining all relationships, responsibilities, rights, terms and conditions.