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What is a trust?
A trust is an organization that is legally formed, where the trustor is the owner and the beneficiary is the trustee. Forming a trust has as its main goal to facilitate the transfer of property from the trustor (owner) in the name the beneficiaries. The Indian Trust Act of 1882 governs all trusts registered in India. Hence, the registered trusts of India will have to comply with the legal provisions contained in the Act. In addition to the provisions for the registration and operation, these legal provisions include compliance requirements such as Income Tax Return Filing or Audit Report Filing. Trust in India.
Trust in India: Types of Trust
Public Trust
Public Trusts are organizations that benefit the general public or other classes of people. They are not limited to one group. Public Charitable Trust is the name of a trust that has a charitable purpose or religious intention.
Private trust
A private trust is a type of organization that is set up to benefit a certain person or group of people.
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Annual Reporting of Trust India
As mentioned below, once a Private Trust has been formed, it must comply with multiple laws.
- Indian Trust Act of 1882
- 1961 Income Tax Act 1961
- Bombay Public Trust Act of 1950
In addition, Private Trusts must also comply with various provisions of the State Legislation.
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When is the deadline for filing income tax returns by trusts?
The deadline for filing the Income Tax Return of trusts whose accounts do not require auditing is 31st of July. The due date for filing ITRs is 31st Oct.
Are Society and Charitable Trusts the same thing?
A trust is a contract between two parties whereby one party holds assets for the benefit and enjoyment of another. A trust may be Charitable Trust, or Non Charitable Trust. A Society is an association of people who have come together to initiate a literary, scientific, or charitable purpose. The purpose of both Trust and Society may be the exact same but the organizational structure differs.