There are many situations in which charitable receipts may be improperly issued. Here is a brief summary of some of the more common instances of the improper issuance of charitable receipts.
Looking at tort law and how that affects charities and wrongful acts committed by employees.
A look at the legitimate lobbying activities in Ontario under the Lobbyist Registration Act.
Unlike the incorporating statutes for business corporations, there has been little statutory reform to bring the non-profit incorporating statutes into the 20th century, much less the new millennium.
An exploration of charitable remainder trusts and how they can be used in Canada.
Article on roles and responsibilities, budget, bookkeeping, financial statements, auditing and financial management for nonprofits.
While one trade-mark application can cover both wares and services, you must file a separate application for each trade-mark. The basis of your application will be to cover existing use, proposed use, use and registration abroad, or making the mark known in Canada.
An essential part of every charity, trade-marks can be lost if they are not properly protected. If your organization wants to avoid the possibility of losing its trade-marks or trade-mark rights by default, it must be proactive.
Article describing how charities and board members can be held responsible for gaming infractions.
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