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Compliance program 2011-12

 
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Non-profit organisations

We have registered more than 186,000 non-profit organisations.

Pie chart percentages of non-profit organisations - Endorsed charities and deductible gift recipients 29.8% Taxable non-profit organisations 5.3% Private ancillary funds 0.5% Self-assessed exempt non-profit organisations 64.4%

Most non-profit organisations self-assess their entitlement to tax concessions. However, some, such as charities and most deductible gift recipients, must be endorsed by us to access tax concessions available under income tax, goods and services tax (GST) and fringe benefits tax laws.

Recent changes announced by government propose that the legal status of certain groups such as charities will be regulated by a new statutory agency. Under the proposal, we will retain responsibility for administering tax concessions for the non-profit sector, including charities.

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Last Modified: Friday, 1 July 2011

 
Table of contents
Foreword
Introduction
Our compliance program
At a glance
Individuals
Micro enterprises
Promoting a level playing field for Australian business
Small-to-medium enterprises
What is Project Wickenby?
Large businesses
Abuse of the taxation and superannuation systems
Good governance and promoter penalty laws
Tax practitioners
Non-profit organisations
Appendix
Footnotes
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