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Justice Connect's Not-for-profit Law has made a submission in response to Treasury’s Consultation Paper on Deductible Gift Recipient reforms released on 22 August 2018.
Treasury sought feedback on a range of issues discussed in the package of deductible gift recipient (DGR) reforms announced on 5 December 2017:
- the requirement for non-government organisations with DGR status to register as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) from 1 July 2019
- transition arrangements to support existing organisations with DGR status to register as a charity with the ACNC
- the Commissioner of Taxation’s discretion to exempt organisations with DGR status from the requirement to register as a charity in limited circumstances
- the abolition of certain public fund requirements.
Our submission can be found here:
You can also read our 2017 submission in response to Treasury’s Tax Deductible Gift Recipient Reform Opportunities Discussion Paper.