Taxation 101 For Associations (Webinar)
Being a “not-for-profit” (NFP) organisation has nothing to do with whether the organisation makes a profit. NFP is a tax status and NFP organisations may be eligible to claim certain tax concessions or exemptions. This webinar will cover tax basics for NFP organisations, specifically associations and membership organisations.
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How to determine your tax status
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Principle of mutuality
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Self assessing as income tax exempt
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Charity status
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ATO requirements for non-charity self assessing NFPs
Registrations: Free and exclusive to Associations Forum members and not-for-profit associations
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Kathy Nguyen, Senior Lawyer, Governology
Kathy has extensive experience working with associations both nationally and in the Asia-Pacific, on association structure, operations and governance. She has reviewed hundreds of constitutions, and regularly presents to organisations on membership, governance and events.
Kathy has worked for Associations Forum, the Governance Institute of Australia, Ernst & Young, the Trade Association Forum in London and for the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. Kathy holds Bachelors of Laws & Business.
Dominic Cudmore, Senior Lawyer, Governology
Dominic Cudmore is a practising lawyer based in Sydney's inner-east. He possesses extensive experience in many areas of law in both the government and private sectors. From 2009 to 2011 Dominic undertook higher studies at the Institut d'études théologiques (IET) in Brussels, Belgium.
Dominic's areas of expertise embrace property law, equity, NFP and charities law, NFP tax, employment law, human rights and discrimination, child protection, education law, governance, community law, cy près schemes, family provisions applications, professional standards, NFP mergers and acquisitions, legal training, pro bono practice, facilitation and mediation.
- Member of Law Society of New South Wales
- Member of the French Australian Lawyers' Society
- Practitioner Member - LEADR - Association of Dispute Resolvers