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This would replace the dilemma that many charities face - do they need general purpose or special purpose accounts?

Are you a charity that formerly operated as a PBI in part?

If your charity uses a standard financial year reporting period, you have until 31 January 2015 to submit your 2014 AIS.

ACNC is auditing misreporting by entities claiming basic religious charity status and has contacted many charities.

A number of charities seeking DGR registration will now apply directly to the ACNC.

Charities & NFPs face a number of changes that will impact the AIS and financial reporting obligations.

If you're an U.G.L.Y Bartender this is definitely the competition for you.

Nick Miller and Simon Bowden talk about understanding the new regulator (the ACNC), its power and responsibilities.

If these "lost" charities do not identify themselves to ACNC by 23 June 2014, they will be automatically deregistered.

The 67 page submission by ACNC to the Review includes some recommendations not anticipated by the sector.

Every charity registered under the ACNC (except for Basic Religious Charities) must comply with the Regulations.

This submission to Treasury discusses support and concerns with some of the proposals in the draft ACNC regulations.

This consultation paper to Treasury comments on and refers to support for a set of principle based governance standards.

The guide sets out in plain English the range of reporting obligations and how they apply for different types of entities.

The Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission Bill's scheduled start date of 1 October 2012 has been delayed.

A basic religious charity cannot include any entity "registered" under the Corporations Act or state based legislation.

This finding clarifies what is a PBI and could provide comfort for many charities awaiting the outcome of this appeal.