A charitable Trust is the simplest form of NGO, registered under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882. Trusts are ideal for small charities, family trusts, and religious institutions. Apply for 12A and 80G after registration.
A charitable Trust is the simplest form of NGO, registered under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882. Trusts are ideal for small charities, family trusts, and religious institutions. Apply for 12A and 80G after registration.
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Formed to benefit the public at large (e.g., education, poverty relief).
Formed for the benefit of specific individuals, such as family members.
Trust registration is the easiest and most affordable NGO structure in India.
Apply for 12A (income exemption) and 80G (donor deduction) benefits.
Trusts can continue indefinitely, managed by successor trustees.
Public trusts can receive donations, grants, and government support.
A Public Charitable Trust generally cannot be dissolved. Its assets must be transferred to another Trust with similar objectives.
The Board of Trustees manages the trust in accordance with the rules laid out in the Trust Deed.
