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The responsibilities of charity: What constitutes a charity for income tax purposes? presentation

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Published on 26 Feb 15 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • responsibility of support and protection
  • responsibility of determining which entities are charities
  • responsibility to carry out charitable purposes and to build trust.

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Jonathan Malone CTA
Jonathan Malone, CTA, is a Partner in PwC’s Global Tax Practice with over 17 years experience as a corporate tax adviser, specialising in international tax, M&A and cross-border tax structuring. Jonathan was seconded to the Federal Treasury in 2015 and 2016 and worked with the BEPS unit on Australia’s multinational anti-avoidance laws. He also represented Treasury at the OECD working party’s six meetings (focused on transfer pricing) throughout this period. - Current at 25 June 2018
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This was presented at Charities, Not for Profits and Philanthropy .

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The responsibilities of charity: What constitutes a charity for income tax purposes?

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