Public Charitable Trust Registration

Overview

A Public Charitable Trust is established for the benefit of the public at large or a defined class of the public, covering charitable objects such as relief of poverty, promotion of education, medical relief, and other purposes beneficial to the general community. Governed by state-specific Public Trust Acts and general trust law principles, a Public Charitable Trust is registered with the relevant Charity Commissioner or Sub-Registrar depending on the state. This package covers Trust Deed drafting with charitable objects, state-specific registration, PAN application, and guidance on 12A and 80G registration, enabling the trust to access tax exemptions and attract donor contributions.