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39: Is Your Not-for-Profit Truly Tax-Exempt? Find Out Now!

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Are you sure your not-for-profit entity is truly tax-exempt?
Today, we're diving deep into the often misunderstood world of tax obligations for not-for-profits and charities in Australia.
Are you under the impression that your organisation is automatically exempt from taxes? Think again. Sally clarifies the intricate rules and conditions that determine tax exemption status, revealing essential details that every committee member and volunteer should know.
In this episode of Smarten Up! The Tax and Business Podcast, you'll learn:
  • Defining not-for-profit (00:22)
  • Differentiating between the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) in assessing and managing not-for-profits (00:42)
  • Various categories under the tax law that may qualify an entity for tax exemption (01:54)
  • The self-assessment process for non-charity, not-for-profit entities and the importance of meeting specific tax law requirements (02:39)
  • Highlighting the new reporting requirements for non-charity not-for-profits starting from July 2023 (05:40)
  • The ACNC's definition of a charity and the necessity of pursuing exclusively charitable purposes for public benefit (08:05)
  • The importance of proper documentation and the need for legal and expert advice in setting up and maintaining charitable status (15:48)
  • What it means for a charity to be a deductible gift recipient and the implications for donors (16:43)
  • The unique tax calculations for licensed clubs and the principle of mutuality (17:14)
  • A recap and emphasis on why you need to seek professional advice to ensure compliance with tax laws and avoid potential pitfalls (20:07)
Keep in mind the critical importance of understanding the tax obligations of your not-for-profit or charity. The new reporting requirements mean it's time to revisit and possibly reassess your organisation's status. Don't navigate these complex waters alone — seek expert advice to ensure compliance and maintain your tax-exempt status!
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Content provided by Sally Preston. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Sally Preston or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
Are you sure your not-for-profit entity is truly tax-exempt?
Today, we're diving deep into the often misunderstood world of tax obligations for not-for-profits and charities in Australia.
Are you under the impression that your organisation is automatically exempt from taxes? Think again. Sally clarifies the intricate rules and conditions that determine tax exemption status, revealing essential details that every committee member and volunteer should know.
In this episode of Smarten Up! The Tax and Business Podcast, you'll learn:
  • Defining not-for-profit (00:22)
  • Differentiating between the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) in assessing and managing not-for-profits (00:42)
  • Various categories under the tax law that may qualify an entity for tax exemption (01:54)
  • The self-assessment process for non-charity, not-for-profit entities and the importance of meeting specific tax law requirements (02:39)
  • Highlighting the new reporting requirements for non-charity not-for-profits starting from July 2023 (05:40)
  • The ACNC's definition of a charity and the necessity of pursuing exclusively charitable purposes for public benefit (08:05)
  • The importance of proper documentation and the need for legal and expert advice in setting up and maintaining charitable status (15:48)
  • What it means for a charity to be a deductible gift recipient and the implications for donors (16:43)
  • The unique tax calculations for licensed clubs and the principle of mutuality (17:14)
  • A recap and emphasis on why you need to seek professional advice to ensure compliance with tax laws and avoid potential pitfalls (20:07)
Keep in mind the critical importance of understanding the tax obligations of your not-for-profit or charity. The new reporting requirements mean it's time to revisit and possibly reassess your organisation's status. Don't navigate these complex waters alone — seek expert advice to ensure compliance and maintain your tax-exempt status!
CONNECT WITH SALLY PRESTON
Website: http://www.smartsolutionstax.com.au/

Smarten Up - The Tax and Business Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555018481517

Smarten Up - The Tax and Business Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smarten_up_podcast/

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