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13 December 2018

Charitable Organisations In Canada: Overview

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Robert Hayhoe and Sarah Fitzpatrick authored the "Charitable organisations in Canada: overview" for the 2018 Charity Global Guide, published by Thomson Reuters.
Canada Corporate/Commercial Law

A Q&A guide to charity law and practice in Canada.

The country-specific Q&A guide provides a structured overview of the key practical issues concerning charity law in this jurisdiction, including the legal framework and legal definition of a charity; principal sources of law; forms of organisation used for charitable purposes, and the qualification requirements/formalities to set these up; main regulatory authorities; management; accounting/financial reporting requirements; tax; overseas charities; and reform.

To compare answers across multiple jurisdictions visit the Charity Country Q&A Tool.

This Q&A is part of the Charity Global Guide. For a full list of jurisdictional Q&As visit www.practicallaw.com/charity-guide.

This article is originally published by Practical Law

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