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The responsibilities of charity: What constitutes a charity for income tax purposes? paper
Published on 26 Feb 15 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper covers:
- the Crown has the responsibility to support and protect charities
- government authorities have the responsibility to consider and apply the correct legal criteria to determine which entities are charities
- charities have a responsibility to carry out their charitable purpose and to build trust.
Author profiles
Jonathan Malone
Jonathan Malone, CTA, is a Partner in PwC’s Global Tax Practice with over 20 years’ experience as a corporate tax adviser, specialising in international tax, M&A, cross-border related party arrangements and tax policy considerations. Jonathan advises global companies on their operations in Australia, along with the tax implications arising from cross-border transactions. His work with clients on BEPS related topics includes advising on Pillar 2, interest limitation rules, the multilateral instrument, anti-hybrid rules, intangibles measures, Australia's multinational anti-avoidance law and Australia's diverted profits tax. - Current at 14 February 2023Rob Young
Rob works as a Senior Consultant at PwC, WA. - Current at 01 December 2014
This was presented at Charities, Not for Profits and Philanthropy .
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