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The responsibilities of charity: What constitutes a charity for income tax purposes? presentation
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.
Author profile:
Jonathan Malone CTA
Jonathan Malone, CTA is an experienced M&A, corporate tax and international tax practitioner. Jonathan is currently on secondment to the Treasury, based in the Sydney office. Prior to this secondment he has worked as a corporate tax adviser in Sydney, New York and Perth, and was admitted to the partnership of one of the Big 4 professional services firms in 2012. Throughout his career he has advised entrepreneurs, corporates, investors and investment managers on tax matters across a diverse range of industries. Jonathan's current tax policy work at Treasury has been focussed on innovation, multinational tax reforms, transfer pricing and Australian corporate taxation. Jonathan is a Chartered Tax Adviser, solicitor and a former member of The Tax Institute's Professional Development Committee in Western Australia. Current at 09 May 2016
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This was presented at Charities, Not for Profits and Philanthropy.
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