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General Guidelines for Split-Receipting (Info Sheet #13)

Resource Title: 
General Guidelines for Split-Receipting (Info Sheet #13)
Retrive Date: 
01/26/2009
Author: 
The Charities File|Le Dossier des organismes de bienfaisance
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Split-Receipting applies to situations in which the donor provides the charity with a gift but also receives some type of advantage or benefit in return. This information sheet, part of a training module created by The Charities File presents information about Gifting and the general guidelines for fundraising events and activities. The information sheet also provides examples of split-receipting calculations for 7 different scenarios.

Donation Receipting – the Logic behind the Confusion (PowerPoint presentation)

Resource Title: 
Donation Receipting – the Logic behind the Confusion (PowerPoint presentation)
Retrive Date: 
03/19/2008
Author: 
Pyka, Frank. Foundation Western
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This 48-slide presentation from the Foundation Western website provides information about Charities and the Income Tax Act, about Gifts and Fundraising Events, and detailed instructions about providing a Donation Receipt.

Checklists for charities|Listes de contrôle pour les organismes de bienfaisance

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Checklists for charities|Listes de contrôle pour les organismes de bienfaisance
Retrive Date: 
03/27/2008
Author: 
Canada Revenue Agency|Agence du revenu du Canada
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This webpage provides checklists for charities on the following topics: Maintaining charitable registration, engaging in allowable activities, keeping adequate books and records, issuing complete and accurate donation receipts, meeting the disbursement quota, filing the annual information return (T3010), maintaining the charity's legal status, and changing the charity's mode of operation or legal structure.

Income Tax Act – Gifts and Official Donation Receipts|Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu : Dons et reçus

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Income Tax Act – Gifts and Official Donation Receipts|Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu : Dons et reçus
Retrive Date: 
03/19/2008
Author: 
Canada Revenue Agency. (1997)|Agence du revenu du Canada (1997)
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The Income Tax Act encourages taxpayers to support the activities of registered charities and certain other organizations by allowing gifts to such organizations to qualify for a tax credit if the gift is made by an individual (other than one who has taken a vow of perpetual poverty and claimed a deduction under subsection 110(2)) or for a deduction in computing taxable income if the gift is made by a corporation. The tax credit is a non-refundable and non-transferable federal tax credit deductible against Part I tax payable.

Receipting issues affecting registered charities (MP3)

Resource Title: 
Receipting issues affecting registered charities (MP3)
Retrive Date: 
03/19/2008
Author: 
Aptowitzer, Adam and Zummach, Nicole. (2007)
Source: 
Charity Village website
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This 9:08 minute MP3 download addresses the question of whether to receipt or not to receipt. Adam Aptowitzer, a lawyer with the Ottawa-based law firm Drache LLP, reviews the CRA requirements for official donation receipts, the penalties for non-compliance, and some of the common questions that charities face when accepting gifts from donors.