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Can Charities Engage in Political Advocacy?

The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) provides guidance for charities engaging in campaigning and advocacy activities. These activities are crucial for charities to fulfill their missions, raise awareness, and advocate for social change. The ACNC emphasizes several key principles to ensure that charities engage in these activities effectively and responsibly. When it comes […]

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Understanding DGR Charities and Their Legal Landscape

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In the complex world of Australian philanthropy, grasping the essence of Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) charities involves unraveling a intricate web of legalities. Delving into the legal intricacies that govern these entities requires a deep exploration of relevant acts and sections. Let’s embark on a journey to demystify the charitable maze and shed light on

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I Want to Give to a Charity: How Do I Know Where the Money is Going?

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In a world full of worthy causes and charitable organisations, the desire to make a positive impact is commendable. However, it is important of ensure your hard-earned money goes to the right place. Let’s unravel the legal aspects and practical considerations that can guide your philanthropic journey. Navigating the Charity Landscape When

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Understanding the Difference: Private Ancillary Funds vs. Public Ancillary Funds in Australia

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In the landscape of philanthropy within Australia, Ancillary Funds have become a cornerstone for structured giving, providing a conduit through which individuals, families, and corporations can contribute to the nonprofit sector in a meaningful and tax-effective way. Predominantly, there are two types of Ancillary Funds recognized under Australian law: Private Ancillary Funds (PAFs) and Public

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Managing Extension of Time Claims

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Introduction An Extension of Time clause is an express provision that considers the adjustment of the contract date for completion in defined circumstances. Common law does not grant the owner or the contract administrator any implied power to extend the time allowing the contractor to fulfil its obligations. (Trollope & Colls Ltd v North

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New Commercial Court of the Supreme Court Practice Note

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Commercial Court of the Supreme Court of Victoria Practice Note (Second Revision) The Commercial Court of the Supreme Court of Victoria has released a new practice note, known as the Commercial Court Practice Note (Second Revision), more brief and concise than its predecessor. Effective as of February 26, 2024, this practice note replaces the

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Thurin v Krongold 2024 has extended limitation periods

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Thurin v Krongold Constructions (Aust) Pty Ltd [2024] VSC 42 Background In the recent case of Thurin v Krongold Constructions (Aust) Pty Ltd [2024] VSC 42 (Thurin v Krongold), the Victorian Supreme Court has clarified the court’s authority to extend a limitation period in a VCAT proceeding that has been referred. In this

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Plunkett v Portier Pacific: Advancing the Justice System

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Plunkett v Portier Pacific Pty Ltd (Civil Claims) [2024] VCAT 205 (5 March 2024) VCAT has seen big developments recently, with significant cases affecting its jurisdiction and capacity to determine disputes. In the last month, the decision of Plunkett v Portier Pacific [2024] VCAT 205 (“Plunkett”) was made, having major impacts on s77 of

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The Overhaul of the Sophisticated Investor Scheme

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What does it mean to be a Sophisticated Investor? A Sophisticated Investor is a high-net-worth individual who is legally eligible for advanced investment opportunities and benefits such as venture capital, hedge funds, private equity and investing in startups. Currently, to qualify as a sophisticated investor in Australia, one must either have 2.5 million dollars

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Unveiling the Annual Information Statement

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Every year, charities across Australia find themselves at the crossroads of transparency and accountability, navigating the Annual Information Statement (AIS). While it may seem like bureaucratic paperwork, this document holds the key to a robust and thriving charity sector. Let’s unravel the importance of the AIS, exploring why its submission is more than just a

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Can Charities Engage in Political Advocacy?

Understanding DGR Charities and Their Legal Landscape

I Want to Give to a Charity: How Do I Know Where the Money is Going?

Understanding the Difference: Private Ancillary Funds vs. Public Ancillary Funds in Australia

Managing Extension of Time Claims

New Commercial Court of the Supreme Court Practice Note

Thurin v Krongold 2024 has extended limitation periods

Plunkett v Portier Pacific: Advancing the Justice System

The Overhaul of the Sophisticated Investor Scheme

Unveiling the Annual Information Statement

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