Current Issues in Charitable Tax Planning
This article was developed from a presentation to the first charities law symposium of the Charities and Not for Profit Law Subsection of the Canadian
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The NonProfit Sector in Canada: Roles and Relationships
Keith Banting, ed. Published by Queen’s University School of Policy Studies and McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000 REVIEWED BY JAMES PHILLIPS Faculty of Law, University of
An Approach to a Balanced Scorecard for United Way Organizations
I. Introduction United Way organizations (UWOs), through which nonprofit agencies that deliver human services combine their annual fundraising for operating purposes and establish a mechanism
From the Editor
This issue begins with our 2000 Student Essay Award winner’s article on “The Advancement of Religion in the Age of Fundamental Human Rights”. Kathryn Bromley,
Charity and Lottery: The British Experience
Introduction The British are historically avid supporters of charity, giving around £1 billion each year to local, national and international causes. They give to street
From the Editor
In this issue, Arthur Drache and Laird Hunter complete their reflections on their proposal for a Canadian Charity Tribunal. Part I of this article appeared
Robin Hood Was Right: A Guide to Giving Your Money for Social Change
By Chuck Collins, Pam Rogers, and Joan P. Gamer Published by W.W.W. Norton & Company, New York, 2000 Don’t Just Give It Away- How to
From the Editor
In this issue, we offer two contributions to the continuing debate about the federal government’s role in the charity sector. In Part I of a