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
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
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Edited by V. Hogkinson and R. Sumariwalla Published by Independent Sector/United Way Institute, New York, 1985, pp. 547 REVIEWED BY JOHN GREGORY Member, The Ontario
The following indices have been prepared for The Philanthropist by Claudia Willetts, M.L.S. A cumulative index covering Volumes I-IV is now in preparation and will be
The development of philanthropy in Canada has created a need for a structured approach by philanthropic organizations to all areas of their operations from the
Legislative Amendments The proposed changes relating to political activities carried on by registered charities and gifts of shares and other intangible capital properties as well
The Voluntary Sector in Canada A number of university continuing education divisions have been approached in recent years by non-profit, voluntary organizations with requests that