Public Charitable Trust
Matri-Peeth Greater Noida West Kali Bari is registered as a public charitable trust under the Indian Trusts Act, giving the Kali Bari and every project under it a permanent legal standing.
Everything Matri-Peeth holds, and what it means for your contribution.
Matri-Peeth Greater Noida West Kali Bari is registered as a public charitable trust under the Indian Trusts Act, giving the Kali Bari and every project under it a permanent legal standing.
Donations to Matri-Peeth qualify for deduction under section 80-G of the Income Tax Act. A receipt and exemption certificate follow every contribution, however small.
The trust is CSR registered, so companies can route their corporate social responsibility spend into the mandir, the hospital, education support and relief work.
PAN and TAN are held in the name of the trust. Every receipt issued carries them, and the annual accounts are audited by a practising chartered accountant.
A managing committee elected by the members runs the trust, with the election concluded at the Poila Boishakh gathering every two years.
All contributions go into the trust account only. No cash is collected in any individual name, and the accounts are placed before the members each year.