Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
How to Become an ACNC Registered Charity
Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
This course explored the key requirements an organisation must meet to become a charity registered with the ACNC. Common issues that would prevent charity registration were described, the 14 charity subtypes were explored to see which best fit your organisation, tax concessions and other benefits which your organisation might be entitled to were investigated, the legal requirements for governing documents were identified and model templates tested, and an application checklist evaluated.
2 weeks, 1 hour per week
Rachel Smith
Director of Advice Services, Education and Public Affairs
Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explain the key requirements an organisation must meet to become a registered charity with the ACNC
- Describe common issues that would prevent charity registration
- Explore the 14 charity subtypes and assess which best fit your organisation
- Investigate tax concessions and other benefits which your organisation might be entitled to
- Identify the legal requirements for governing documents and experiment with model templates for governing documents
- Reflect on the registration application checklist and evaluate if their application is ready to be submitted
Syllabus
- The key requirements that an organisation must meet to successfully register with the ACNC
- Common issues that prevent charity registration
- The 14 charity subtypes
- Tax breaks and other benefits your organisation may be entitled to
- The legal requirements for governing documents
- The charity registration application checklist
Issued on 18th December 2023
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