Add to ORKGThere are over 700,000 non-profit organisations in Australia; and over 48,000 income tax exempt charities. This article analyses recent cases and considers how the courts are interpreting the status of charitable and not-for-profit bodies for income tax purposes.John Tretolahttp://epublications.bond.edu.au/rlj/vol20/iss1
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Since the inception of tax exemption and tax deductibility for non-profit entities, Australian gover...
Charity, so they say, starts at home. But how about tax deductible charity? There has been over the ...
Nonprofit firms may not distribute profits to owners but instead must retain them or reinvest them. ...
© 2021 Ann Margaret O'ConnellThis thesis is based on scholarly work which consists of a sole-authore...
Charitable organisations have remained exempt from income tax in Australia since the first comprehen...
The Industry Commission has recently released a wide ranging draft report on charitable organisation...
Charity, since the Reformation, has been secularised to the extent that the continued use by the cou...
Attention from the media notwithstanding, the nonprofit sector continues to achieve remarkable succe...
The disqualification of Aid/Watch as a charity and the High Court of Australia's subsequent decision...
Under current law Australia appears to be a tax haven for certain non-governmental institutions. Mil...
[T]his article proposes a new approach to defining the term “charitable” for tax purposes that both ...
Under current law Australia appears to be a tax haven for certain non-governmental institutions. Mil...
The proposal to tax the unrelated business income of charitable organisations was announced in the 2...
(Excerpt) In order to discuss the current state of affairs in the nonprofit world, Part I of this Ar...
In its Budget handed down in May 2011, the federal government announced proposed new taxation arrang...
Since the inception of tax exemption and tax deductibility for non-profit entities, Australian gover...
Charity, so they say, starts at home. But how about tax deductible charity? There has been over the ...
Nonprofit firms may not distribute profits to owners but instead must retain them or reinvest them. ...
© 2021 Ann Margaret O'ConnellThis thesis is based on scholarly work which consists of a sole-authore...