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Life cycle issues for charities paper

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Published on 13 Aug 15 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • charities in Australia
  • in the beginning
  • why is definition important?
  • in the middle
  • the end game.

Author profile

Martin Kirkness CTA
Martin is a Partner of Dry Kirkness. He has provided tax and advisory services to a broad range of not-for-profit clients for many years. Dry Kirkness specialises in the audit of the sector and assists many clients to manage their tax positions. He has served as a board member of not-for-profits and brings his recent experience to this convention. - Current at 15 April 2015
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This was presented at 48th Western Australia State Convention .

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