1. Before registering your trust, you need to build the following decisions:
– Name of the Trust
– Address of the Trust
– Objects of the Trust (charitable or religious Trust)
– One Settler of the Trust
– Two Trustees of the Trust
– Trust property movable or immovable property
2. Prepare a instrument on stamp paper of expected value (8% of the worth of the trust’s property in Delhi. This rate varies from state to state)
3. Registration requirement of the trust deed with the local registrar underneath the Indian Trust Act, 1882: Instrument on stamp paper of expected value (as expressed at purpose 2 above)
– A passport size photograph and a copy of the settler’s identity
– One passport size photograph and a copy of proof of identity of each of the two trustees.
– A passport size photograph and a copy of the proof of identity of each of the two witnesses.
– Signature of settler on all pages of a Trust Deed.
– Witness by two persons on the instrument.
4. Attend the Local Registrar and submit a trust deed together with a photocopy for registration.
The photocopy of the deed should conjointly contain the signature of the settler on all pages.
At the time of registration, the Settler and 2 witnesses should be gift personally together with their identity proof within the original.
5. The Registrar retains the photocopy and returns the initial Registered copy of the Trust Deed.
A trust needs a minimum of two trustees; there is no upper limit to the number of trustees.
The Board of Management comprises the trustees.
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To Include in Charitable Activities
Registered Trust Avails Tax Exemptions
Gives Benefits To Poor People
Compliance With Law
Preservation Of Family Wealth
Avoid Probate Court
Immigration Of Family
Forced Heirship
Tax Mitigation & Managing Assets