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Charities and the Federal Income Tax Provisions: Getting and Staying Registered
It is trite to say that most Canadian taxpayers regard the federal income tax laws as a necessary evil. This attitude may be found to
Tax-Effective Compensation for the Employees of Charitable Organizations
The financial squeeze resulting from the chronic underfunding of philanthropic organizations in Canada tends to be transferred not only to their beneficiaries and clients but
Some New Evidence on the Distribution of Religious Charitable Donations By Families in Canada
A. Introduction A major concern of most charitable organizations is increasing the annual value of contributions received. A necessary part of achieving this objective may
Financial Reporting for Non-Profit Organizations: 1986 Update
CICA Handbook The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants’ research study Financial Reporting for Non-Profit Organizations was published in 1980 and discussed in The Philanthropist, Vol.
Recent Tax Developments
Report of the Task Force on Funding of the Arts, June, 1986 Funding of the Arts in Canada to the Year 2000, the report of
From the Editor
In any field, it is important to stay on top of technical requirements. In some cases this means a periodic refresher course in the basics,
In Art We Trust: The Board of Trustees in the Performing Arts
Robert W Crawford, Author and Compiler, Published by the Foundation for the Extension and Development of the American, Professional Theatre (FEDAPT), New York, 1985, pp.72