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What is Trusts?

A trust may be a legal vehicle that permits a third party, a trustee, to work and manage assets during a fund on behalf of a beneficiary. A trust dramatically increases your choices about controlling your assets, whether you’re trying to shield your wealth from taxes or pass it on to your kids.

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It is mandatory to register a trust when it is declared by a non-testamentary instrument. Even if that instrument is exempted from registration as per The Registration Act 1908, it is still necessary to register it. In the scenario of a Private Trust declared through a will, registration is not compulsory even if it is a matter of immovable property.

In the case of Charitable or Religious Trust that includes an immovable property and intends to claim an exemption under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act 1961, it is mandatory that the instrument is registered.

There must be at least two or more persons for forming the trusts.

The trust must be formed according to the provisions of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882.

The parties must not be disqualified under any law in force in India.

The objectives of the trust must not go against any law in force in India.

Practices that are conducted by the trustee must be fair.

The formation of the trust must not go against public interest or any other law in force

Any trust activities must not injure any person.

The activities conducted by the trust must not go according to the memorandum.

Trust Deed must be properly drafted and intend the real interests of the parties forming the trust.

If there are more than two purposes of creating the trust, then both the purposes must be valid. If one object is valid and another object is invalid, then the trust cannot be formed.

A trust cannot be closed if the operations are carried according to trust management. However, if there are any forms of disqualification on the shareholders, trust can be closed. An application for closing the trust must be made.

First and foremost the applicant has to know the activities which are covered by the trust. Then the applicant has to select an appropriate name for the trust. After this the deed of the trust has to be drafted. After this process is carried out, the applicant has to go for trust registration. In the final step, the applicant would secure a PAN and TAN.

NGOs are non-government organizations that are only engaged in carrying out philanthropic activities. An organization carrying out a trust will also carry out similar activities.

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