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A director loan can trigger fiduciary breach and CRA penalties, even if it's repaid in full. Here's what the Feldman case still teaches boards.
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Charity lawyers explain the 8 real reasons CRA denies preschool and daycare charity applications, with the fixes we recommend to clients.
Our complete guide to the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act: who it covers, soliciting rules, directors, filings, audits and how to stay in good standing.
Private foundations holding more than 2% of a share class must file Form T2081 with the T3010. The 2% and 20% thresholds, relevant persons, divestment and penalties.
When a private foundation holds a non-qualified investment, the issuer, not the foundation, may owe Part V tax on Form T2140. What counts, how the tax works, how to avoid it.
Charitable organization, public foundation or private foundation: Form T2095 is how a registered charity asks the CRA to change its designation. When, how and what follows.
Form T3011 lets a charitable organization give more than half its income to another charity without becoming a foundation. Who qualifies, Part I vs Part II, how to file.
Canada's anti-spam legislation applies to charities, with one exemption for messages whose primary purpose is raising funds. What is exempt, what is not, and how to stay onside.
Ontario's employer health tax gives registered charities a $1 million exemption with no payroll cap, plus one exemption per qualifying charity campus. Rules, rates and filing.
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