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There are an increasing number of rules which organizations must meet to obtain and keep charitable status. This FAQ is based on the information made available by Revenue Canada. The following list of publications and forms should be consulted before registration is sought and regularly after registration to ensure compliance with the rules.

Information Circulars

Tuition Fees and Charitable Donations Paid to Privately Supported Secular and Religious Schools, and its special Information Letter 77-6

Registered Charities: Designation as Associated Charities 78-10R

Books and Records Retention/Destruction, and its Special Release 84-3R

Gifts in Right of Canada 87-1

Registered Charities: Ancillary and Incidental Political Activities

Interpretation Bulletins

 IT-110R Gifts and Official Donation Receipts
 IT-111R Annuities Purchased from Charitable Organizations
 IT-226R Gifts to a Charity of a Residual Interest in Real Property or an Equitable Interest in a Trust
 IT-244R Gifts by Individuals of Life Insurance Policies as Charitable Donations
 IT-288R Gifts of Capital Properties to a Charity and Others 
 IT-297R Gifts in Kind to Charity and Others
 IT-419 Meaning of Arm's Length 
 IT-496  Non-Profit Organizations, and its Special Release 
 IT-504R Visual Artists and Writers


Pamphlets and Brochures

P113 Gifts and Income Tax
T244 Supporting Canada's Charities
T4063 Registering A Charity for Income Tax Purposes
T4118 Auditing Registered Charities


Forms

T913 Tax in Respect of Dispositions of Certain Properties
T2046 Return of Tax Payable where Registration of a Registered Charity is Revoked
T2050 Application for Income Tax Registration for Canadian Amateur Athletic Associations and Canadian Charities
T2094 Application to Reduce Disbursement Quota
T2095 Application for Re-designation
T2140 Return of Tax Payable Under Sectison 189 on Non-Qualified Investments Issued to a Private Charitable Foundation
T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
T3011 Registered Charities: Application for Designation as Associated Charities Generally see: www.cra-arc.gc.ca.


 

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