This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in the Northern Territory, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in the Northern Territory.
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Queensland, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Queensland.
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Tasmania, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Tasmania.
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Victoria, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Victoria.
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Western Australia, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Western Australia.
A company limited by guarantee (CLG) is a type of organisational legal structure. CLGs are registered as companies with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Once a CLG is registered with ASIC, it can apply to be registered as a charity with the ACNC.
A Basic Religious Charity is a registered charity with the purpose of advancing religion that meets six specific criteria. Only a small number of charities that advance religion meet all of these criteria.
The ACNC welcomes an Administrative Appeals Tribunal decision that endorses the ACNC’s approach to determining charities’ eligibility for registration as a public benevolent institution.
There are a number of benefits of registering your corporation as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, including tax concessions.
We take concerns about registered charities seriously. We review all concerns raised with us, investigate where appropriate and refer concerns to other agencies if needed.