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Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission keeps constantly active, so here are some notes on recent projects.

A DGR is an organisation with a tax status that allows donors to make tax deductible gifts of over $2 to it.

The reform agenda for the not-for-profit sector begins with the release of a statutory definition of charity.

Not-for-profit organisations in WA should consider whether their operations may be subject to the FW Act's jurisdiction.

The government is consulting on legal, regulatory and compliance issues around the deductible gift recipient framework.

The Exposure Draft Statement provides guidance on the meaning and scope of the sub-type 'health promotion charity' (HPC).

The prevalence of bullying complaints by volunteers in the NFP sector was recently discussed at the national conference.

The idea of leaving a legacy to charity in your will is certainly an attractive one.

Key points from OAIC guidance on how NFPs can comply with the Australian Privacy Principles.

The NSW Supreme Court passed judgment again on the dispute over church trust property in the Macedonian Orthodox Church.

Proposed changes will affect tax exemptions in Australia by charities and not-for-profits with overseas activities.

The revised ED is a significant improvement from the prior exposure draft and further defines the "In Australia" test.

The High Court handed down its decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Bargwanna on 29 March 2012.

Charities and organisations alike need to ask potential suppliers about their cybersecurity risk management plans.

Making a watertight Will is vital – particularly for business owners who would have assets relating to their business.

The research indicates that the ACNC creates a new level of compliance for a sector without the resources to respond.

NFP aged care and retirement villages, where residents have entry fees and fees for services, may still be 'charitable'.