Viewpoint: The Role of Volunteers in Canadian Society
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What we anticipate seldom occurs, what we least expect generally happens —Disraeli The future for Canadian voluntary agencies in the first half of the twentieth
This article has been adapted from a paper presented by Dr. Moyer to The Conference On Non-Profit Leadership and Management sponsored by the Lincoln Filene
Although the Income Tax Act makes concessions to registered charities there is a surprising lack of specific sales- and property-tax exemptions for charities. This paper
1. What is a realistic length of time that should be allowed to obtain the registration of a charity after the initial filing? The time
Two recent cases concerning charities are Rumack v. MNR. 84 DTC I339 and Trustees of British Museum v. H M. Attorney General I984 I W. L.R.
The transition from semi-annual to quarterly publication permits The Philanthropist to take a closer look at topics which we believe will be of interest and
Peter C. Newman, General Editor, Published in Canada by Methuen Publications, Agincourt, Ontario, 1983, 408 pp., $45. REVIEWED BY GORDON L. GOLDIE Fund-Raising Consultant, Gordon L. Goldie