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

  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

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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What if I Forget to Meet my Reporting Requirements as a Charity?

Registered charities in Australia must submit an Annual Information Statement to the ACNC, with potential penalties and revocation for non-compliance after two years. get in touch Warlows is part of the 1% PLEDGEWarlows are now members of HOPE NOW’s mission Registered charities are, by law, required to submit an Annual Information Statement to the Australian

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