This episode outlines several key scenarios where fundraising activities by registered charities in Canada can be deemed unacceptable by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
This includes situations where fundraising becomes a primary focus instead of supporting the charitable mission, results in excessive private benefits, or involves activities that are illegal or contrary to public policy.
Additionally, fundraising is considered unacceptable if it is deceptive in any way or if it utilizes an unrelated business not permitted for charities.
Engaging in these practices can jeopardize a charity's registered status.