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Introduction As of 1 April 2026, NSW has implemented significant reforms to its charitable fundraising laws, streamlining regulations for every charity and fundraiser. The primary goal of this harmonisation effort
Introduction After a merger or acquisition, not-for-profit organisations can face unexpected post-acquisition disputes when hidden liabilities or discrepancies surface that were missed during due diligence. These issues can disrupt operations,
Introduction For any not-for-profit organisation, holding reserves is integral to ensuring long-term financial stability and sustainability. While many in the sector fear that generating a surplus may attract backlash from
Introduction For many charities and not-for-profits (NFP), forming a corporate partnership is a powerful way to raise funds, access vital resources, and ultimately extend their reach and impact within the
Introduction For not-for-profits (NFPs), a charitable bequest represents a powerful opportunity to secure vital long-term funding and allow donors to create a lasting legacy. Including a gift in a will
Introduction The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has introduced a significant new compliance measure for the not-for-profit (NFP) sector: the annual NFP self-review return. This requirement marks a major shift, compelling
Introduction For not-for-profit (NFP) organisations, in-kind contributions are becoming an increasingly common and valuable form of support, often arising from strategic partnerships with businesses rather than simple cash donations. While
Introduction Online fundraising platforms provide Australian charities with powerful tools to connect with donors nationwide. However, this broad reach creates a significant challenge, as each state and territory has its
Introduction For any not-for-profit charity, understanding the difference between fundraising and accepting donations is crucial. While both are vital for generating income to support a charitable purpose, they represent distinct
Introduction Effective financial management is vital for the success and integrity of any charity. The duty of managing charity money responsibly rests with the organisation’s “Responsible Persons”—the board or committee
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Introduction If a person in New South Wales dies without a valid Will, their estate is managed according to the rules of intestacy. To lawfully handle the deceased’s assets, the
Introduction In New South Wales, when a person passes away leaving a valid Will, the executor named in that Will is responsible for managing their estate. To fulfil this role,
Introduction Dying without a valid Will in New South Wales doesn’t mean an estate goes unclaimed, it means a fixed statutory formula determines distribution, rather than the deceased’s own wishes.
Introduction A person who passes away in New South Wales, their estate must be legally managed through a process known as estate administration. The authority to access assets, pay debts,
Introduction When acting as an executor in New South Wales, a primary responsibility is to manage the expenses involved in finalising a deceased person’s estate. The costs associated with obtaining
Introduction Obtaining a grant of probate is a critical step for an executor in New South Wales, as it legally validates the will and provides the authority to administer the