Difference Between Trust and Society in India

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Difference Between Trust and

Society in India
Learn the difference between society and charitable trust in India. I present a trust vs
society comparison of NGOs so that you can easily decide which one is better for your
social work.
Recently I had written about how to register a trust and the process of registering a
society in India. I have written several articles on the subject of NGOs in India. Today, I
though that I should present a summary of differences between trust and society.
These two are the main types of non prot organizations in India. Often people ask
Trust or Society, which is better?. There is no universal answer to this question. Both
society and trust have their own benets and drawbacks. You should spend some
time considering both these options. The following comparison table should help you
in deciding which is better for your circumstances and objectives.
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Difference Between Trust and Society

Basis of Trust Society
Difference
Private trusts are governed

by Indian Trust Act, 1882. Societies Registration Act,
Statute/Legislation Public charitable trusts do 1860
not have a national level
governing law.
Minimum number Two Seven

of members
A separate registration for All

Geographical area All India (no need to mention India level is required (8
of activities this in the Trust Deed) members from different
states required)
Democratic system.
Nature of control One man control, i.e. Settler Decisions are made by voting.
Power struggle may ensue.
Relatively more difcult. Both

Amendments Can easily be done via a Memorandum of Association
supplementary trust deed and Rules and Regulations
need to be changed
Names Easily available A bit difcult to get the

desired name
Bank a/c operation Controlled by one Two persons, either President

person,Settler or Secretary and Treasurer
Members hold ofce for a

Ofce holders Trustees generally
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Ofce holders Trustees generally hold period of time and may stand
tenure ofce for the whole life for re-election
Winding-up Trust is generally irrevocable, Can be wound up if 3/5th of

Can not be wound-up. the members so desire
Registrar objects on family

Family members Can become trustees members becoming part of
the Governing Body
Governed by Board of Trustees Governing Body
1 Memorandum Of
1 Trust Deed Association
Main documents
2 Rules and Regulation
Objectives Can be general Have to be specic
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SEE ALSO: Can an NRI Become a Trustee?

SEE ALSO: Can a government employee become a Trustee?
Some people also gets confused about a trust and a foundation. I have written a
separate article to answer this question.
I hope this table of differences would make several things clear in your mind about
differences among Trust and Society. For more specic information you may read
more articles as listed below. In case you still have any questions, please ask them in
through the comments section. While asking questions, please write in details. Also,
please do not ask questions without going through all my relevant articles. You will
nd most of your answers in one or the other articles. Thank you for using TechWelkin!
Last updated: 19 May 2016 | Published on: 22 November 2011 | Published by

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Comments
A Kapoor says
Dear Lalit,
Is it possible to convert a trust into a society?
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Lalit Kumar says
I dont think it is possible to convert a trust into a society or vice versa.
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GVS Sai Prasad says
A few Telugu friends residing in Noida ( NCR) opened a Bank account in the name & title
NOIDA TELUGU SEVA SAMITHI, NOIDA in year 2013 and carrying out socio-cultural
activities with the donations collected from like minded people; mostly Telugu people.
We have so far not registered and so havent got PAN card. Bank deducts 20% tax on FDs
taken with surplus.
We want to register as Trust for simple reason of convenience and obtain PAN &
eligibility to receive donations under 80 (G). We intend to have 7/8 trustees.
Can we have trust deed to make it democratic of equal rights to all members?
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Lalit Kumar says
Yes you can make such provisions in the trust deed.
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Chintu says
Indian Red Cross Society was formed by Indian Red Cross Society Act 1920. National
Head Quarter, State Branches, District Branches governed by this act. To collect
donations from peoples registration under Public Trust Act and / or Society Act is
required. The commissioner of Income Tax has issued letter to IRCS to register each
branch seperately under Trust/Society Act. one branch was registered in 1952 under
Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 , there is no any record with Charity Commissioner ofce
except certicate and trust deed. Trustees at that time were no more now there is 64
years span.. in which no change report has given How can we continue this trust
activity of trust is still running by other members
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Immani says
Hello Mr. Lalit. Thanks for your information. I would like to get some clarication. we, a
group of 6 friends, are contributing a xed amount monthly with the objective of
investment in some protable activity, so as to procure some assets in the future that is
common to all the members. This is completely for the future nancial benets to the
members with no plans for any charity. In this case, pls suggest me under which
category our group can be registered (trust/society/foundation/or any other), so as to
make all the monetary transactions legal. Thank You.
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Lalit Kumar says
I can not give you any opinion because this article is about public charity. If your
purpose is to make prot, you should consult a lawyer to know how to go ahead.
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Nazeer Kandathil says
Hi Lalit Sir,
I am an NRI,Me and my like minded friends have started a small organization for NRIs in
our village.We are trying to register as a society ,do some business and spend 60
percent of the prot for charity and 40 percent for the members.But when we submitted
the bylaw for registration, they said from collectrate that if it registered as society you
can not draw prot out from that.Anyway we are going ahead as charitable society. But
still we have the plan to do business. We are in a confusion now.Could you please
suggest an option for us to do business and charity and give some prot to our
members?
Thank you
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Lalit Kumar says
You can not take any prot from a charitable society or trust. Your main motive is
business -so you should register a company. Also register a trust or society. Do
business through you company and donate 60% of prot to the trust/society so that
it can do charity work.
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Ashok Bhurani says
Hello Mr. Lalit
Is it possible for a particular association to get registration under Trust which is already
registered as Society under The Societies Registration Act
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Lalit Kumar says
I dont think so.
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DILEJAN says
Can a government ofcer/bank employee/lawyer form a non-government organization,

welfare society, or trust in India during his service?
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Lalit Kumar says
Read our article on this topic.
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atul says
Dear Lalit ji, I have one small question. Can I use Trust word in my NGOs name while
registering as society?
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Lalit Kumar says
Hi Atul, I dont think there is any problem in that.
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Arun says
Hi Lalit
Can I register a trust on my share of property/home if civil case is going in the court
among shareholders of that property?
Regards
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Lalit Kumar says
A lawyer can answer this question better. But I guess it is not advisable to register a
trust ofce on a disputed piece of property.
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ARUN says
Thank you Lalit. I think you are doing a good job to work for the interest of many needy
future trustees and social workers. Best wishes for having a nice cause for many causes.
God help us to make our planet worth leaving. Regards
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Vimlesh Bind says
God bless u lalit
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Subramanian says
Dear Lalit
Thanks a lot for such an excellent article on the difference. I read your other articles too
about registration of trust and society. They are extremely useful. I have a query. We are a
group of friends planning to contribute a monthly amount and donate that amount to
less privileged orphanages/homes. To avoid any tax implications to an individuals bank
account we are planning to register a trust or society to do this. My friends are located
across India. Can you please advise what is the recommended option here ? Or do we
need to register at all to do this kind of donation?
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Lalit Kumar says
Well, it is recommended that you either register a trust or society for this purpose.
There is no recommended option as to whether you should register a trust or a
society. It depends on your organizational needs. In both cases you will open a bank
account, apply for a PAN, apply for 80g and 12a. This will save you from paying
Income Tax as you will not be directly receiving money as an individual. As an
individual, you should not accept monetary donations but if you do -then you will have
to pay Income Tax on the donations received -even if you use the donations for
charitable purpose.
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Alakh says
Dear Lalit, thanks very much for this information. For long time I was in search of such an
article providing clear information.
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Ishu says
Can a trustee earn in any form if he has no other occupation other than running school as
a trustee
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Lalit Kumar says
A trustee can not take anything from trust fund just because he/she is a trustee. But
if the trustee is doing some professional work for the trust, then he/she can take a
reasonable reimbursement.
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Jitendra says
Dear lalit can we use Foundation word with the name of society
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Lalit Kumar says
Yes you can. There should not be any problem in using the word Foundation in the
name of a society.
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Jay says
Hello Lalith,
Firstly appreciate your help to her everyone here.
I have an educational society registered in 2010. Since then there are no activities
conducted on this society due to various reasons. Now that we wanted to start, we
wanted to apply for 80G for the registered society. Please help me with all what is
required for getting 80G for our society.
Also, the society is registered in Andhra Pradesh before its bifurcation. We are helping 4
students with their education in the bifurcated state Telangana. Can we continue on the
same society or should we register one more in the new state. Please help with your
knowledge.
Regards,
Jay
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Lalit Kumar says
Hi Jay, I am not sure about how bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh has affected your
soceitys ability to work in Telangana. You should contact the registrar of societies
for this. As for 80G exemption certicate, I have an article on that. You can read it.
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Rajeev says
We, ve friends together, have decided to contribute some funds out of our salary per
month that we want to spend on education for deprived children who have not gone to
school or left it incomplete. We dont want to open any ofce for it but there is a need of
a bank a/c for it. Is it mandatory to name our group? Please let me know the procedure
to have bank a/c open with a bank. And also do we need to have trust deed.
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Lalit Kumar says
Hi Rajeev, you should go to the bank of your choice and ask them about how to open
an account. May be you and your friends can open a joint bank account and thats it.
If that sufce your purpose, you would not need to register an NGO.
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rabi dash says
Dear Lalit Sir,
I have gone thru all of the above. Can u guide me one question. Suppose ve friends have
made one trust and after some years they want to make individual trusts, then the
original trust fund and property etc can it be divided equally among them i.e. in the name
of their individual trusts.
pl guide.
rabi dash
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Lalit Kumar says
No, this is not so straightforward! The funds that you collected were given to you to
carry out a certain social work. If your trust deed allows, you may donate your trust
funds to the other trusts with similar objectives but you can not just divide the funds
like you said.
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Jai Agarwal says
Great work brother I, truly appreciate your research and information and thanks for
sharing the same.
Regards: Adv. Jai Agarwal
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Durga Prasad says
Dear Lalit Sir, Why the registration for society is so complicated and tough compared to
Trust which is easily done though , in my opinion, both trust and society are enjoying
almost equal powers . Why then people opt for society registration and not trust.
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Lalit Kumar says
Durga Prasad ji, people opt for a Society when they want to have a democratic
structure. That is the main reason behind making a society.
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Vipul says
We need to take a PAN in the name of the Registered Society. What should be the status
of the applicant: Trust / Association of Persons OR Body of Individual
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Lalit Kumar says
Trust / Association of Persons
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Biswajit says
Dear Sir,
Is it possible to get an NGO registered both as a Trust and as a Society? If Yes, then
would it be better to get it registered as a Trust rst and then go for the Society? If NO,
then why?
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Lalit Kumar says
You can not register an NGO both as a trust and as a society. The reason is because
there is no need to do so!
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Debashree says
A registered public charitable trust wants to sell utility articles to public at large for
which registration under vat/cst etc.are required. However proceeds out of this selling
activity will not be distributed among trustees but will be treated as receipts and used
for further welfare. Can the trust do so and accordingly how should the deed be altered
so as not to invalidate the nature of its existence.
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Lalit Kumar says
A trust can have business income of upto Rs. 10 lakh. If your income by selling
utility articles go beyond Rs. 10 lakh, you may have to pay income tax on that.
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Brij Mohan says
Dear Mr. Lalit,
First of all thanks a lot for this good info. I have already registered a society under 1956
act and a school is running under this society. I need to ask you whether I can change this
society into a trust?
Please advise.
Regards,
Brij
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Lalit Kumar says
No, you can not change a society into a trust. You will have to register a new trust.
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MOHSIN says
Sir,
In maharshtra if you register a Society then that society gets a Trust Registration
also automatically. My Society has Trust registration also.
Pls can you tell I can enjoy which type of benets either of Trust or of Society. As
it is registered as both.
Regards,
Mohsin
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Lalit Kumar says
I did not know that in Maharashtra, a society automatically gets registered as

a trust also! Now, I am not sure what benet they give to you because
apparently Maharashtra act is specic. You should talk to a lawyer in
Maharashtra who knows about the act.
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hadi alam says
I am interested in providing legal aid to the poor and organising awareness camp for
them. Which should be best option for me trust or society?
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Lalit Kumar says
Trust is better or society is better it does not depend on what social work you want
to do. It depends on who are the people involved. I have written about the differences
between trust and society, you should be able to make decision.
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Rameesh says
Please let me know a society registered under the Karnataka societies registration act
1960 can be a trustee of the trust. And Can a trust registered under indian trust act 1882
be a member of society.
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Lalit Kumar says
Well, as far as I know, it is not possible. Trustees and governing body members are
individuals -and not organizations. But you may consult a good lawyer about this.
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Snehal says
If i registered trust in city patna, bihar state then it be registered at all India level or i have
to registered it from some particular state to work at all india level. And the name of
trust is also registered. Or some other charges or process to registered name at india
level.
That no other origination use my trust name.
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Lalit Kumar says
Trusts work at all India level. You dont need to register it separately in different
Indian states. I do not have enough information about exclusive rights on the name of
the trust. May be a reader will shed some light on this matter.
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Ramesh Chand Daga says
Dear Sirs,
I was made trustee along with one more person by the alone surviving trustee in the year
2010. Later I came to know that in this particular registered deed, in last a paragraph
was included And this indenture further witness that this Religious & Charitable Trust
HAZARIBAGH ROAD SHREE RAM KRISHNA aSHRAM BEING REGISTERED UNDER
SOCIETIES REGISTRATION ACT XXVIof 1961 having Registered Ofce at Kolkata in the
Schedule in part recited in the Deed of Trust shall vest in the new trustees along with the
continuing trustees without any further assurance in that behalf.
Actually I came to know that this society was made by old trustees with other members
to make a Governing body of the trustee, while our this trust was made in year 1945 by
registering a deed in Kolkata and this Society was made in the year 1994-95. After
holding the ofce of Trustees, we removed the Governing Body and taken full control of
the trust.
Now my question is how we can rectify this error? What will be the effect of this error on
us? As we have given a part of our property on lease to a school and by ling one PIL,
one person has made party to the Society in that lease matter case, while only we
trustees has signed on the lease agreement paper.
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Lalit Kumar says
Ramesh ji, you need to speak with a good lawyer about this issue.
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Parth says
Hello Sir,
Nice Article. I want to ask that is it which form will be better if we want to get foreign
funding, trust or society?
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Lalit Kumar says
There is no difference.
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Aamir raja says
Hello Lalit sir

Your articles are very very helpful.
But I have a doubt in my mind.
I want to educate the children who are with intoxication (addicted). My project is to open
a small school & nursing home in villages of my district for poor, labour child Family . And
a full facilitated school & Nursing Home in my town for addicted children. Which one will
be perfect for me Trust or Society? According to funding either public or government
funds.
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Lalit Kumar says
Hello Aamir, there is no difference between trust and society as far as possibility of
funding is concerned. If you do the good work, youll nd funding.
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Rakhi singh says
Hi Lalit jee,
Your articles are very much helpful.
I am running a trust. But my trustees want to kick me out of my organization. I need your
help. Help me please sir.
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Lalit Kumar says
Rakhi ji,
This is your trusts internal matter. I am afraid I can not help in this regard. You should
take advice from your lawyer.
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Nandita Roy says
Dear Lalit jee.

I have a question. If any NGO wants to other works besides trust deed like
environment. And public avairness. Can they do?
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Lalit Kumar says
Well, no body stops you from doing any social work. But technically, you can not (and
should not) utilize trust funds for the activities that are not mentioned as objectives
in the Trust Deed. People donate to you for the work that is mentioned in the trust
deed.
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Ashish Kshatriya says
Thanks a lot sir.

One more question from me. If my trust deed is related to education.
And after long time my trust is running well in educational eld. If we also want to do
other work not related to our trust deed, like environment and pollution or other works,
can we do later.
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Lalit Kumar says
No, you can not (and should not) work outside the objectives of your trust deed. If
you want to work in other areas, you should register a new trust.
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Ashish Kshatriya says
Hello Lalit sir

Your articles are very very helpful.
But I have a doubt in my mind.
I want to educate the children who are with intoxication (addicted) My project is to open
a small school in 20 villages of my district for poor and labour child. And a full facilitated
school in my town for addicted children. Which one will be perfect for me Trust or
Society? According to funding either public or government funds.
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Lalit Kumar says
There is no difference between a trust and a society as far as prospects of getting

funds is in question. You get funds if you do good job. Period.
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brijesh says
Hi Lalitji very interesting article.

My question is, if I have company and register trust on my wife name,if I donate fund
from my company to trust. And trust will use that fund for project like green India and
save water. In that case how goverment help to improve that work of trust
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Lalit Kumar says
Brijesh, social work is all about putting ones own resources to the welfare of society.
Surely, one can seek governments help but essentially it should mainly be about
making good use of resources that are there at your disposal. If youll do good work,
help will come. If youll just keep on thinking about government help, then probably it
will be too late to begin. So, my friend, just go ahead and begin the good work.
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Rajesh Kumar says
Dear Sir,
Details provided by you is really precious. One more query is whether a trust is entitled
for any grant/donation if the husband holds position of Secretary whereas wife is
President in the same trust while treasurer is not a relative either of the two ?
Rajesh Kumar,Ranchi,
Jharkhand
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Lalit Kumar says
Yes, in case of charitable trusts, family members can become trustees and hold
whatever positions agreed among the board of trustees. You can also apply for
government grants but agencies are free to refuse grant if they are not satised with
your work or organization.
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Md Shabbir Alam says
Dear Lalit Ji,

I have gone through your article and nd it very informative. I would like register a not for
prot organization to mainly promote education among socially and backward
community and also promote games and sports in the area like Club. Confused whether
to register under Trust or Society??. Kindly Help me out.
Thanks
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Debadatta Rath says
good learning from this site. it felt nice to know the compression between Trust &
society
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Vivek Sarabeswaran says
Very well presented. Thanks.
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R.Stephen says
Dear sir,
Your comparison of Trust and Society gives a clear picture. Thank you for making things
so simple. On reading your article, I have immediately decided to register our institution
under trust.
We are running a training institute, IDEAS ( Institute to Develop English, Attitude & Soft
skills). If time permits, visit our website, and pass on your suggestions.
All the very best to all your efforts.
Stephen
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Alka says
Dear Lalit,
Many thanks for your article, well written and very informative. I have a query related to
the legal status of a trust. We want to enter into a contract with a Trust and as per our
rules, we can enter into contracts with legal entitiesonly. Is a Trust legal entity?
Thanks again for your good work.
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Lalit Kumar says
Dear Alka,
Yes, a registered trust is a legal entity which is bound by its own constitution (called
Trust Deed). Please note that the trust must be a registered one. If youre entering
into a legal contract with a trust, you should check their Trust Deed and see if there is
any clause that you may not like. Later on, if the contract is breached, you can drag
the Trust to courts. But remember that a Trust is allowed to do activities which is
permissible in the Trust Deed. So, it is important for you to check the Trust Deed.
Hope it helps.
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Alka says
Hi Lalit,
Many thanks. Indeed it is very helpful.
Alka
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Ananya says
I want to form an animal welfare ngo. Kindly do suggest which is better for this trust or
society?
Would i be able to get donation in trust?
Plzz advice me benets and dis advantages of both
Thank u
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Lalit Kumar says
Dear Ananya, I have written these articles exactly for the purpose to let readers know
all the details about Trust and Society. Please read the articles and ask very specic
questions, if you have any.
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chandrabhan says
Hi,
I along with 10 more guys from my village are planning to start a society for
development of our village. We are not sure to register a society or trust. Also most of us
dont have pan cards.

We want to implement few development schemes in village hence need a registered
body.
Can you help if we should start with society or trust. Also what all things that we need to
initiate are goals.
thanks
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Lalit Kumar says
Hello Chandrabhan, I can not go in details but I feel that you should register a Society.
You can get the PAN card issued in the name of your Society. For more details and
chalking out ner steps, I would suggest that you consult a good lawyer.
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sambhu chakraborty says
I want to form a non prot organization for improvement of science and technology
development where various institution across the globe will be member and participate
for improvement of science technology development by assisting training, R & D Set up
and there will be some other specic objectives..I am confused which I should form
society or trust or company, but I am afraid if it is formed as society under society act
and I may be thrown by voting of other members and my objective will not fullled but if I
formed as trust or company then democracy may not be there.
a) I want my security towards my objectives
b) I want democracy, so that it can work good for its objectives
d) I want active participation of public and institution
can you help me
e) organization will be eligible to collect fund international source
my mail is director.iaqm@gmail.com or call me 9830051583
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Lalit Kumar says
Well, Sambhu ji, I guess registering a Trust should be good for you. No one can kick
you out of your own Trust. Moreover, in Trust, you are free to make decision making
as democratic as you want. Societies HAVE TO be democratic and Trusts CAN BE
made democratic.
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sambhu chakraborty says
But I understand Trust is less credible to take grant from govt, corporate and
foreign companies.
I understand, any one will donate have right to select member in the committee
even any body Rs 100 as donation
Trust will allow me to open ofce anywhere ?
How the trust will be acceptable for foreign investor/donor
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Lalit Kumar says
A lot of big NGOs have been registered as Trusts and they get lots of funding
for their objectives. So, its not that Societies get better funding.
I would suggest that you nd a good lawyer who can give you more detailed
advice.
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gaurav upadhyay says
I want to help of acid victim. what is better to help them by collect crowd funding trust or
ngo?
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surya prakash says
Dear Sir,
is it possible to work as company in ngo or trust
pease revert me on my mail
Thanks & Regards

Surya
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satyanarayana says
Sir,
kindly do let me know the which do i needed to registers ,,,as per my deed,,,i would like to
take few children form the poor community and give them tution and make them to
educated by staying with us full of year,,,and we like to provide them food, and helth care
as well,by collecting nationa; fund these are the deeds we wanted to do,,,so under which
one do i need to go for registered as a SOCIETY, trust or non prot org.
satyanarayana.v
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Lalit Kumar says
Type of organization is not really linked with what you want to do. You can
established either a trust or a society -both will work ne.
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vinod says
nice informative article. thanks
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CA ANNU YADAV says
very important information provided

thanks
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Subhash says
Great Article by Lalit, Wish him all the success in his life.
Thanks
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Amir Husain says
thank you for providing information

really very nice
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mohd shujaath ali says
i would plane to organized a welfare organization to help abundant, uncared, unloved

people and offer compassion and aid to those in need.
organizing slum evening school
programming bring peace and brotherhood in all religions
please tell me which one could i choose for registration society or trust
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AS cyril santhosh says
reallly we thanks for making our doubt to be clear.

thanks once again with regards
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Ashim Jain says
It would be nice to know how the government (state and central) looks at these two
entities from the point of view of giving aid (funding), subsidies, etc. I know that private
funding is harder to receive by trusts but dont know if thats true for tax-exempt trusts.
Thank you.
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prabhakar says
How it can secure the employees if it is trusty and society?
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Rabi Mohanty says
Sir,
Thanks , very important information given. Pl.support us all time to com.
yours
Rabi
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Lalit Kumar says
My Pleasure Rabi Mohanty!
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KVK says
Family members are not allowed to be part of the society?
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S.N.Tiwaary says
I have registered an education trust at Thane Maharastra. How to make it valid for all
India so that school can be open any part of India on the same Registration Number.
Please also reply on email id: s.n.tiwary@hotmail.com
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Lalit Kumar says
Trusts are valid all over India by default. You dont need to do anything.
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Pooja says
We have a Trust registered under Karnataka Societies Act. We also got registered
under section 12A of Income Tax act, 1961 in the same state. Now we want to
transfer its jurisdiction in Delhi. So do we have to get it registered again in Delhi
Societies registration act?
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Lalit Kumar says
Trusts can function on all India basis. You dont need to re-register your trust
in Delhi.
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kishore says
simple and whole at a glance, thank you sir
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Raj Gupta says
thanks for saving our time and provide us important information
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Mayank Mishra says
Nice piece of research. This comparative table is worth saving. Thanks for this one :-)
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Private trusts are governed

Minimum number Two Seven

A separate registration for All

Relatively more difcult. Both

Names Easily available A bit difcult to get the

Bank a/c operation Controlled by one Two persons, either President

Members hold ofce for a

Winding-up Trust is generally irrevocable, Can be wound up if 3/5th of

Registrar objects on family

Governed by Board of Trustees Governing Body

Objectives Can be general Have to be specic

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Is it possible to convert a trust into a society?

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I dont think it is possible to convert a trust into a society or vice versa.

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Yes you can make such provisions in the trust deed.

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Hello Mr. Lalit

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I dont think so.

Can a government ofcer/bank employee/lawyer form a non-government organization,

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Read our article on this topic.

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Hi Atul, I dont think there is any problem in that.

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God bless u lalit

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Firstly appreciate your help to her everyone here.

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Dear Lalit Sir,

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Trust / Association of Persons

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Dear Mr. Lalit,