Trusteeship and the Charitable Corporation
Introduction Charity in Canada is an uncharted resource. Each of us is conscious of its existence. None of us can describe its dimensions. It continually
Legal and Regulatory
results found
Recent Tax Developments
Budget Proposals The uncertainty concerning the proposed tax rules that will govern registered charities that arose on November 12, 1981 and was prolonged by the
New Tax Proposals for Charities
In the following pages we reproduce a press release from the Department of Finance announcing the intention of the Minister of Finance to introduce new
Recent Tax Developments
Discussion Paper Proposals In response to criticism by registered charities of its Discussion Paper of May 17, 19831 proposals, the federal Department of Finance asked
From the Editor
Canadians have become less generous. This disturbing conclusion emerges unmistakably from this issue’s study by Hans Deeg, How and What Canadians Contribute to Charity and
New Tax Proposals for Charities
C. ARTHUR BOND, Secretary, The Association of Canadian Foundations On May 17th, 1983, the Department of Finance of the Government of Canada issued a discussion
Recent Tax Developments
Budget Update The budget proposals of November 12, 1981, as subsequently modified and incorporated in Bill C-139, were enacted on March 30, 1983. Pursuant to
Case Comment: McGovern v. Attorney General
[1981], 3 All E.R. 493 (Ch.D.) Lawyers familiar with the law of charity generally fall into one of two groups. One group is in agreement