NGO, Trust & Society Registration Society is a structured, interdependent group of individuals sharing a common culture, geographical territory, and political authority, often acting together for mutual benefit or specific purposes. It acts as a framework for interaction, shaping individual identity, behaviour, and social norms through institutions like family, education, and government.

Key Points:

Interdependence & Interaction: Members rely on one another and engage in persistent social relationships

Shared Culture: A common language, traditions, values, and beliefs that distinguish one society from another.

Organization: Structured systems such as social classes, institutions, and governing bodies (e.g., laws, politics).

Socialization: The process by which individuals learn and adopt the norms and behaviors of the group

Documents required for Trust Registration

• Trustees/Member’s PAN Card
• Trustees/Member’s Aadhar Card
• Photo(s)
• Trust or Society Registration Address – Latest Utility Bill
• Assets of Trust (details)
• Role of Trustees/Member’s

Tax Benefit for Trust

Charitable and Religious Focus: Tax exemptions under the Trust and Income Tax Acts apply primarily to trusts engaged in charitable or religious activities.

80G Certification: Trusts can obtain 80G certification, enabling donors to claim deductions on their contributions, encouraging philanthropy.

Tax Deductions for Donors: Individuals and businesses supporting registered trusts can benefit from tax deductions under Sections 10(23C) and 11 of the Income Tax Act.

Accumulation of Income: Charitable trusts can accumulate income for a specified period without losing tax exemptions, allowing strategic fund allocation for long-term projects

• Trust Deed or by laws
• PAN Card of Trust or Society
• Registration under Charitable commission/society.

Package: 15,000/-

Package includes: