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Trusts are established to support education, health, literature, and relief-related causes. To operate legally and smoothly, trust registration is necessary. Since trusts are irrevocable, they cannot be changed or canceled without court approval. While the registration process may seem lengthy, Sperso Filings simplifies it into a few easy steps. With documents like a trust deed and rent agreement, we help complete the registration online efficiently.
Trust registration starts with the trust deed. The settlor (or author) must define the trust’s purpose and how trustees will manage it. This information is drafted into a deed of trust. Once drafted, the trust deed and application are submitted to the local Registrar of Trusts. The registration must follow the legal jurisdiction of the trust’s location.
The trust deed is the foundation document outlining the trust’s structure and function. It includes:
A Board of Trustees governs the trust. It typically includes:
The total number of board members must not exceed 21.
Trust registration is mandatory when charitable activity or land transfer is involved. Only registered trusts are eligible for tax benefits under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act. Registration also improves public trust and funding transparency.
Once registered, a trust must:
Trusts are subject to taxation like any legal entity. To claim complete tax relief, a registered trust must obtain certifications under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Once completed, your trust becomes legally valid and operational.
At Sperso Filings, our experienced team ensures quick and seamless online trust registration. Simply share the required documents, and we’ll handle the rest. Whether you have doubts or need end-to-end support, our experts are here to guide you through every step of the process with clarity and confidence.
A trust is registered by preparing a trust deed and submitting it to the local Sub-Registrar office with required documents.
You can register a trust at the Sub-Registrar Office in the district where the trust office is located.
You need a trust deed, ID/address proof of trustees, photographs, office address proof, and two witnesses.
Tamil Nadu allows Public Trusts, Private Trusts, and Public-cum-Private Trusts.
Any individual, company, or group of people can form a trust.
Yes, for legal recognition and tax benefits, trust registration is compulsory.
The cost includes stamp duty, notary, government fees, and professional charges—varies by state.
There are three main types: Public, Private, and Public-cum-Private Trusts.
Draft a trust deed, sign it before witnesses, and register it at the local Sub-Registrar office.
It allows a registered trust to get tax exemption under the Income Tax Act.
Minimum two trustees are required; maximum can be up to 21.
It offers legal recognition, tax exemptions, transparency, and credibility.
It depends on your purpose—Private for family, Public for charity.
Yes, for legal operations, owning property, and tax benefits.
No, at least two trustees are required to form a trust.
It ensures legal validity, tax relief, and smooth operations.
Family trusts may pay tax unless registered under 12A for exemption.