2008

Mixing Business With Charity

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 19 Jun 2008

 
Charitable organizations and charitable trusts are becoming an increasingly important part of supporting social welfare, the environment, the arts, education, health and other worthwhile causes in Australia. Given the limited scope for donations, charitable organizations and trusts are constantly looking for ways to raise and collect more money for even larger and more ambitious projects.

This event, part of the Breakfast Club series, discussed several issues in this context and in light of recent decisions such as FCT v Word Investments (2007) and TACT v FCT (2008).

Mixing business with charity

Author(s): Michael Flynn
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  • Published On:19 Jun 2008
  • Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn

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