Some Implications of Charitable Trusts and Charitable Corporations
The charitable corporation has some of the characteristics of a trustee not only for the purposes of The Charities Accounting Act,l but for other purposes
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The Organic, Whole Earth, Back to Nature Guide to Grantsmanship
The object of grantsmanship is to negotiate your way into spending someone else’s money for a purpose that you consider important. Consequently you must convince
The Tax Treatment of Charities
Introduction Significant changes have been made in the taxation of charities for 1977 and subsequent taxation years. Thes.e changes were designed to prevent the abuse
A Kaleidoscopic View of the Charity Amendments
In the previous article “The Tax Treatment of Charities” the basic rules relating to the taxation of charities which apply to 1977 and subsequent taxation years
Practical Implications of the Tax Legislation for Charitable Organizations -Two Comments
With any change in government regulations a thorough review of the procedures of any organization is mandatory to assess the impact of changes. The Income
Accounting Principles
Those concerned with accounting practices for Not-for-Profit-Organizations have had very little guidance in the past on accounting principles to be followed. The Canadian Institute of
Community Foundations – An Idea Whose Time Has Come
In 1914, a lawyer banker by the name of Frederick Harris Goff was responsible for creating a new kind of trust, the Cleveland Foundation. He
The Charpol Family Quiz (A game of skill and luck played on the boundaries of charity and politics)
Introduction Two truths are held to be self-evident: (1) that no purpose is charitable if it comprises the attainment of political objects; (2) that few