Complete the charity governance tool to self-assess the steps your charity is currently taking to manage finances, and to identify any areas of improvement. Make notes of any discussion or action items, and discuss them at your charity's next board or committee meeting. You can print or save your answers.
Complete the charity governance tool to self-assess the steps your charity is currently taking to manage safeguarding, and to identify any areas of improvement. Make notes of any discussion or action items, and discuss them at your charity's next board or committee meeting. You can print or save your answers.
These charity governance tools aim to help charities self-assess compliance with their governance obligations. Completing the tools also allows charities to reflect on their current governance practices, and identify issues that may prevent good governance.
A charity must make sure it continues to be entitled to registration under the ACNC Act.
The full interactive Charity Data Explorer from the Australian Charities Report - 9th edition. Explore the data used for the Australian Charities Report in the sections below.
List of charities recently registered with the ACNC.
The ACNC appears at Senate Estimates hearings as part of our transparency and accountability to the public. Our Commissioner presents an opening statement to give senators an update on the ACNC.
The specific legal meaning of Health Promotion Charity is a charitable 'institution whose principal activity is to promote the prevention or the control of diseases in human beings'. This page explains what a Health Promotion Charity is, and outlines the requirements for registration as a Health Promotion Charity.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) decides on endorsement as a deductible gift recipient (DGR). The ACNC registers eligible organisations as charities. It's important to note that not all charities are eligible for DGR endorsement.
This guidance outlines the variety of tax concessions that may be available to charities, and provides information on how to apply for tax concessions from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
