From the Editor
Tax reform is here and this issue addresses some of the effects that it will have on the charitable sector. Our regular feature “Recent Tax
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A Truly Canadian Definition of Charity and a Lesson in Drafting Charitable Purposes
Native Communications Society of B.C. v. MNR.*(For a brief summary of the judgment in this case see also, “Recent Tax Developments”, The Philanthropist, Vol. VI,
Training and Development: A Priority Investment
Although this paper, based on a speech to a conference of the Canadian Industrial Relations Association on June 6, 1987, decribes the benefits of training
Determining Grantmaking Policies and Priorities: A Continuing Process
Introduction In 1975 when I was appointed executive director of The Saint Paul Foundation, I found myself, at 35, privileged to direct a community foundation
Current Accounting Deliberations: Issues and Concerns For Non-Profit Organizations
In July the Accounting Standards Committee of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants issued an Exposure Draft entitled Amendments to the Handbook to Incorporate Non-profit
The Non-Profit Sector and the Multi-Stage Sales Tax
This article provides a general overview of how the federal Government’s sales tax reform proposals will affect the non-profit sector and suggests some representations which
Recent Tax Developments
Proposed Tax Reform Affects Individual Donors On June 18, 1987 the Hon. Michael Wilson, Minister of Finance, tabled his long-awaited Tax Reform Package in the
Philanthropy in an Age of Transition: The Essays of Allan Pifer
Published by the Foundation Center, 888 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY. 10106, 1984, pp. 239,$12.50 (US) Why Charity? The Case for a Third Sector By