CoreCatalyst Ventures LLP assists individuals and organizations in giving legal shape to their charitable visions through Trust Registration under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882. Whether you are planning to establish a public trust in education, healthcare, social development, or community upliftment, we streamline the legal procedures, ensuring your trust secures recognition for government incentives, donor credibility, and tax exemption eligibility.
Our experts take care of the complete process—from drafting the Trust Deed to registration, PAN/TAN application, and advisory on related compliance matters—so that you can focus on your mission.
Our Services Include:
Guidance on selecting trust structure and name approval
Drafting a comprehensive Trust Deed (objectives, trustees, operations)
Assistance with stamp paper procurement & local sub-registrar registration
PAN and TAN application for the trust
CoreCatalyst Ventures LLP – Turning Your Charitable Vision into Legal Reality.
A Trust is a formal legal arrangement where the settlor (trustor) transfers assets to trustees, who manage them for the benefit of defined beneficiaries. Under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, this structure is secured through a Trust Deed, clearly defining roles, responsibilities, and asset management terms.
Trusts can be created for charitable activities, family asset protection, or estate planning. Once registered, trustees are legally bound to act solely in the interest of beneficiaries as per the trust deed.
Key Parties in Trust Registration:
Trustor – The founder who creates the trust and transfers assets to be managed.
Trustee – The individual/entity entrusted with managing assets in line with the trust deed and beneficiaries’ interests.
Beneficiary – The person(s) or community for whom the trust is created and who receive its benefits.
Types of Trusts in India:
Public Trust – Formed for the general public’s benefit in sectors like education, religion, or welfare. These are regulated under acts such as the Religious Endowments Act, 1863, Charitable and Religious Trusts Act, 1920, and Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950.
Private Trust – Created for specific individuals or families, typically for estate planning and wealth management. Governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, these trusts ensure structured inheritance and asset protection.
Public-Cum-Private Trust – A hybrid that benefits both the general public and defined private individuals/families, offering flexibility in meeting social as well as personal goals.
Empower social impact through structured charitable initiatives
Gain tax exemptions and donor benefits
Receive government grants & financial aid
Ensure asset security with legal safeguards
Requirements for Trust Registration:
At least two trustees required
Non-profit objective and lawful purpose
Legally valid Trust Deed on non-judicial stamp paper (state-specific)
No involvement of disqualified individuals under Indian law
Objectives aligned with public interest and compliance norms
Duration of Trust
Registered Office Address
Geographical Scope of operations
Goals & Objectives
Settlor (Trustor) details & assets transferred
Appointment & responsibilities of trustees
Powers of trustees & decision-making authority
Amendment provisions
Dissolution & asset handling process
Legal compliance framework
Trustees & Settlor
PAN, Aadhaar/Passport/Voter ID
Address Proof & Passport Photos
Registered Office
NOC from property owner (if rented)
Utility Bill/Rent Agreement/Property Document
Trust-Specific
Trust Deed on non-judicial stamp paper
Certificates under 12A & 80G (for tax exemption, post-registration)
At CoreCatalyst Ventures LLP, we ensure your trust registration is fast, compliant, and hassle-free. From consultation and deed drafting to filing and advisory on compliance, our experts walk you through every step.
Whether you’re setting up a public, private, or hybrid trust, we provide complete legal clarity and practical guidance—helping you focus on your mission while we handle the complexities.
