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ARTICLE · 01 MARCH 2011

Treasury submission on scoping study for a NFP regulator consultation paper (Part 2)

Functions the national regulator may undertake

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

See also Treasury submission on scoping study for a NFP regulator consultation paper (Part 1)

Functions the national regulator may undertake

Functions the national regulator may undertake

Access to taxation concessions

Consultation questions

Q7    What impacts would simplifying and streamlining mechanisms for the assessment, granting and monitoring of concessional tax treatment have on the NFP sector? In particular, what impacts would this have on small and new NFP entities?

The simplification and streamlining of mechanisms for the assessment, granting and monitoring of concessional tax treatments for the broad cross section of organisations in the NFP sector would have multiple positive impacts on the NFP sector.  In summary, it would ensure that clarity, consistency, certainty in such processes is delivered at a reduced cost to all NFPs, thereby contributing to the achievement of all the goals of NFP regulation in paragraph 38.  There would be a

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