Charity Commissioner Submission in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Charity Commissioner · Nashik, Maharashtra

Charity Commissioner Submissions for Trusts and Societies — Compiled. Verified. Submitted.

Preparation and submission of the returns, reports and statements a registered public trust files with the office of the Charity Commissioner.

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A registered public trust does not simply file accounts once a year. It reports its income, its investments, its trustees and any change in them to the office of the Charity Commissioner, and the record held there is the one that governs how the trust is recognised.

At N D Savla & Associates, we handle these submissions for trusts and societies in Nashik and across Maharashtra — preparing the statements, reconciling them with the audited accounts, and completing the submission with the supporting documents.

The value of the exercise is in keeping the register current. A trust that has to prove its trustees, its objects or its property years later relies entirely on what was submitted at the time, so we file with that later use in mind.

Our Charity Commissioner Services

Annual Statement Preparation

Preparation of the income and expenditure statements the office requires.

Audit Coordination

Coordination of the audit of the trust accounts that supports the submission.

Change Report Filing

Reporting of changes in trustees, objects, address or trust property.

Contribution Computation

Computation of the contribution payable on the income of the trust.

Investment Reporting

Reporting of the investments held by the trust and their form.

Record Correction

Correction of entries in the public trust register that do not reflect the position.

Document Assembly

Assembly of resolutions, deeds and consents that accompany the submission.

Ongoing Trust Compliance

Continuing support across the annual cycle of trust filings.

Our Submission Process

1

Register Review

We review the existing entries on the public trust register for the trust.

2

Accounts and Audit

The accounts for the year are finalised and audited to support the statements.

3

Statement Preparation

The prescribed statements and schedules are prepared from the audited accounts.

4

Supporting Documents

Resolutions, consents and deeds relevant to the submission are assembled.

5

Submission and Follow-up

The submission is made and followed through until the register is updated.

Why It Matters

Register entries that match the actual position
Statements reconciled to the audited accounts
Contribution computed and paid correctly
Changes reported rather than left pending
Documents assembled before the visit
Queries from the office answered from the file
A clean record for grants and registrations
Continuity year to year in one place

Frequently Asked Questions

A registered trust submits accounts and statements of its income, expenditure and investments for the year, together with the payment of the contribution due on its income.
Accounts of a registered public trust are audited, and the audited figures are what the annual statements are prepared from.
Changes in the trustees, the trust property, the address or the objects are reported so that the register reflects the current position of the trust.
A contribution is payable on the income of the trust as computed under the public trusts law, with certain categories of income excluded from the computation.
Entries that no longer reflect the position are corrected through the appropriate report, and the trust is ordinarily asked to produce the supporting resolutions and deeds.
Banks, grant-making bodies and registering authorities look at the register entries to establish who the trustees are and what the trust holds, so an outdated record causes practical difficulty.

Filings pending with the Charity Commissioner?

Send us the trust deed and the last accounts — we’ll bring the record up to date.