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A Society is a non-profit organization formed by a group of individuals who come together for a charitable, cultural, educational, religious, or social purpose. It is governed by the Societies Registration Act, 1860, and must be registered with the Registrar of Societies to obtain legal recognition.
At Book Max Consultancy, we assist in Society registration in Bangalore, helping you establish a legally compliant entity that can operate transparently, raise funds, and apply for tax exemptions.
How many people are required to start a Society?
A minimum of seven members are required to register a Society in Karnataka. These members act as the governing body and are responsible for managing the activities and administration of the Society. There is no restriction on the maximum number of members.
Is an annual filing required for Societies?
Yes. Unlike Trusts, Societies must file annual returns and submit a list of managing committee members every year to the Registrar of Societies. Timely filing helps maintain the Society’s legal status and credibility.
Can a Society get an Income Tax Exemption?
Yes. Societies are eligible to apply for 12A registration (to claim income tax exemption) and 80G certification (to provide tax benefits to donors). Our experts at Book Max Consultancy can assist you with documentation and representation before the Income Tax Department to secure these approvals.
Why register a Society?
With years of experience, Book Max Consultancy has helped numerous organizations successfully register societies in Bangalore and obtain necessary tax exemptions.
From drafting the Memorandum of Association to filing with the Registrar and applying for 12A/80G, our end-to-end service ensures a smooth and compliant registration process.
A Trust is a legal arrangement under which property or assets are managed by trustees for the benefit of others or for a specific charitable purpose. In India, Trusts are primarily governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, and are commonly established for charitable, educational, religious, or social welfare activities.
To form a public charitable trust, a minimum of two trustees is required. Trustees are responsible for managing the Trust’s assets and ensuring that its objectives are fulfilled. There is no maximum limit to the number of trustees.
he Trust registration process typically takes 7–10 working days, depending on documentation readiness and approval timelines with the Sub-Registrar’s Office.
Yes, annual filing is mandatory for Trusts. They must submit financial statements and compliance documents every year to remain legally active.