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Do CRTs and CLTs Need To Be Registered With the CA Attorney General?

Jeffrey Davine
MSK Client Alert 
September 3, 2020

It is common knowledge in the nonprofit community that a charitable entity operating in California is required to register with the California Attorney General.  The initial registration is accomplished by filing Form CT-1 with the California Attorney General and paying the registration fee.  The Form CT-1 should be filed within 30 days of the charity receiving assets.  

What about charitable remainder trusts and charitable lead trusts?  Are they required to register with the California Attorney General? 

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