The fundamental freedoms of expression, association, and assembly are fully granted in the Constitution. Most forms of POs require legal personality, although the association and the dependent foundation (type of trust) do not. The founders are free to choose their form. If POs apply for charitable status, purposes/goals that benefit the members/founders are not permitted; therefore, cooperatives, associations, foundations can only enjoy the tax privileges of charitable status (Gemeinnützigkeit) if they pursue public benefit purposes specified by the tax code
Denmark has guaranteed the freedom of association in its written constitution, which dates back to 1...
Americans generally have a considerable degree of freedom in forming POs, including Constitutional p...
The formation of POs is free from governmental involvement and is considered to be an act of civil l...
The Greek Constitution in article 12 clearly grants all Greek people the right to form nonprofit ass...
The freedom of individuals to established and/or participate in a philanthropic organization is a co...
Private associations (Vereine) have recently become the object of increasing regulation in Germany f...
Czech Law permits individuals to act collectively through unregistered groups and organizations. The...
Ukraine is a unitary republic, and the legal procedures for POs incorporation are the same in all it...
Public associations and foundations are the most appropriate legal forms for philanthropic purposes....
The Bulgarian Constitution guarantees freedom of association, and the Law on Legal Entities with Non...
Military organized associations are forbidden. Associations can only do business that is related to ...
The major annual report on philanthropic giving for Germany is the Bilanz des Helfens. The Deutscher...
Freedom of association, assembly, expression, and information are rights guaranteed in the Macedonia...
Freedom of association is granted in the Constitution, Article 22. There are different requirements ...
The Federal Act in Associations 2002 (Vereinsgesetz 2002) entitles the formation of associations and...
Denmark has guaranteed the freedom of association in its written constitution, which dates back to 1...
Americans generally have a considerable degree of freedom in forming POs, including Constitutional p...
The formation of POs is free from governmental involvement and is considered to be an act of civil l...
The Greek Constitution in article 12 clearly grants all Greek people the right to form nonprofit ass...
The freedom of individuals to established and/or participate in a philanthropic organization is a co...
Private associations (Vereine) have recently become the object of increasing regulation in Germany f...
Czech Law permits individuals to act collectively through unregistered groups and organizations. The...
Ukraine is a unitary republic, and the legal procedures for POs incorporation are the same in all it...
Public associations and foundations are the most appropriate legal forms for philanthropic purposes....
The Bulgarian Constitution guarantees freedom of association, and the Law on Legal Entities with Non...
Military organized associations are forbidden. Associations can only do business that is related to ...
The major annual report on philanthropic giving for Germany is the Bilanz des Helfens. The Deutscher...
Freedom of association, assembly, expression, and information are rights guaranteed in the Macedonia...
Freedom of association is granted in the Constitution, Article 22. There are different requirements ...
The Federal Act in Associations 2002 (Vereinsgesetz 2002) entitles the formation of associations and...
Denmark has guaranteed the freedom of association in its written constitution, which dates back to 1...
Americans generally have a considerable degree of freedom in forming POs, including Constitutional p...
The formation of POs is free from governmental involvement and is considered to be an act of civil l...