Reporting annually to the ACNC
In order to maintain their registration, charities are required to report annually to the ACNC. This guidance will help your charity understand many of the annual reporting obligations it has to the ACNC.
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Guidance and tools
ACNC guidance and tools such as topics, factsheets, guides, webinars, charity chat podcasts, reports, templates, interpretation statements, etc. are found on this page.
Governance Toolkit: Cyber security
This guidance defines cyber security, outlines your charity's legal obligations, and explains how to manage the risks of cyber attacks. These resources were updated using advice from the Australian Signals Directorate.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations
If your organisation is registered under the CATSI Act as a corporation, as well as with the ACNC as a charity, ORIC continues to be your corporate regulator. ORIC and the ACNC are working together and your corporation can continue to operate and report to ORIC like it has always done.
Join our online webinar on charity essentials
Learn how to meet your charity’s ongoing obligations to the ACNC in our free online webinar on Tuesday 12 May from 12pm to 12:30pm (AEST).
Common questions about the application process
This page provides answers to common questions the ACNC receives about the application process
Contact ACNC
Contact details for the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
Red tape cuts for charities that fundraise in New South Wales
The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) welcomes changes that cut red tape for charities that fundraise in New South Wales.
Careers with the ACNC
Find current employment opportunities and discover more about working at the ACNC.
Strengthening trust and impact through sector engagement
In this month’s Commissioner’s Column, Sue Woodward AM highlights how active engagement with the charity sector builds better insight and improves regulation.