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All about NGO/Trust

NGO stands for non-governmental organization. While there is no universally agreed-upon definition of an NGO, typically it is a voluntary group or institution with a social mission, which operates independently from the government. A NGO should be task-oriented and driven by people with common interest. Trust is the most common way of starting a NPO or NGO, with the objectives of demolish poverty, providing education and offering medical relief. It can also promote arts, science and literature. A trust is a fiduciary relationship in which one party, known as a trustor, gives another party, the trustee, the right to hold title to property or assets for the benefit of a third party, the beneficiary. The quorum of the Board of Trustees shall not exceed a maximum of 21 members.

    Apply for NGO/Trust Registration

    Basic Plan
    Rs 9,999 excluding Govt fees


    Documents required for registration

    Copy of PAN Card
    Voter's ID/Passport/Driver's License
    Passport-sized photograph
    Latest Bank Statement, Telephone or Mobile Bill
    Rent Agreement or sale deed (in case of Shops & Establishment Act Registration).

    Registration process of Trust

    Choose an Appropriate name for the Trust.
    Formulate Trust Deed.
    Submit the Trust Deed with The Registrar.
    Obtain the trust Registration Number.
    Legal compliance evolved with Trust
    Pan application
    Monthy account and book keeping required.
    Annual ITR filings
    GST registration – if applicable
    Shops and Establishment License – in case of employment
    Professional Tax Registration – if applicable.

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    Advantage of forming Trust

    An NGO registered under the Trusts Act can practice the word “Govt. Regd.” or ‘Regd.’

    Tax exemptions and benefits.

    Act as CSR.

    Promote art, literature and science.
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    FAQ

    There are 2 types of non-profit NGO-
    Trust
    Society
    If Ngo is for profitable purpose then it is often registered under companies act.
    Non-Profit NGOs are registered under two acts-
    One is Indian Trust Act, 1882 and the other is Indian Societies Act, 1860 ,
    Indian Trusts are registered under Trust Act and the Societies are registered under Societies Act.
    The third type of act is Indian Companies Act, 1956 under which a profitable NGO is registered.

    Comparison

    Private Limited CompanyOne Person CompanyLimited Liability PartnershipPartnership Firm Proprietorship Firm
    Act Companies Act, 2013 Companies Act, 2013 Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 Indian Partnership Act,1932 No specified Act
    Registration Requirement Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Optional No
    Number of members 2 – 200 Only 1 2 – Unlimited 2 – 50 Only 1
    Number of Director/Partner 2 – 15 Only 1 2 – Unlimited 2 – Unlimited Only 1
    Separate Legal Entity Yes Yes Yes No No
    Liability Protection Limited Limited Limited Unlimited Unlimited
    Statutory Audit Mandatory Mandatory Dependent Not mandatory Not mandatory
    Ownership Transfer ability Yes No Yes No No
    Uninterrupted Existence Act Act Act Act Act
    Foreign Participation Allowed Not Allowed Allowed Not Allowed Not Allowed
    Tax Rates Moderate Moderate High High Low
    Statutory Compliance High Moderate Moderate Less Less