Cyber bullying also attracts potential criminal action which is often not appreciated.

The employee, fired for improper conduct, alleged adverse action by employers, but failed on a High Court appeal.

AHRC Report has found that young people rarely suffer cyber bullying alone – generally there are a number of bystanders.

Any capital gain is rolled over on death and CGT will only be payable if and when the beneficiary disposes of the asset.

A Special Disability Trust provides assets for a disabled person without affecting entitlement to a disability pension.

Discusses changes to the not for profit sector to increase tax revenue for the Government.

All charities registered with the ACNC must submit an Annual Information Statement to the Commissioner each year.

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

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

High School sues over cancellation of registration and accreditation due to enrolment, attendance and program quality.

The non-delegable duty of care owed by a school to its students continues while a student is on an excursion.

If a lessee wants to sell and transfer the lease, he should provide the lessor time to consider the request for consent.

New income tax arrangements for charities commenced July 1st

The Government announced the outcome of the review of 92 unlegislated tax programs, including charity-related measures.

The ACNC Commissioner has approved a draft outline of what registered charities must include in their AIS for 2012-13.

The article discusses a number of legal procedures which could be used to recover outstanding school fees from parents.

Advice for religious organisations.

Businesses, including NFP entities, should review privacy policies and procedures to ensure compliance with the new APP.

As the future of the ACNC remains uncertain, charities should continue to comply with all of their current obligations.

TR 2013/2 applies to persons making a gift or contribution to a public fund which purports to be a school building fund.