Proposed Revocation of Medical Aid for Palestine
Canada Gazette, Part I, Volume 159, Number 47: COMMISSIONS
The Canada Revenue Agency proposes to revoke the charitable registration of Medical Aid for Palestine Association / Association Aide médicale pour la Palestine (BN 886421395RR0001) for failing to meet parts of the Income Tax Act. The notice, signed by Sharmila Khare of the Charities Directorate, states the revocation is effective on the date of publication, 2025-11-22, which will affect the charity’s tax status and its ability to issue official donation receipts.
- Published
- November 22, 2025
- Department
- Unavailable
- Section
- CANADA REVENUE AGENCY
- Comment deadline
- Unavailable
- Effective date
- November 22, 2025
- Publication part
- Part I
Summary
Summary#
This notice from the Canada Revenue Agency announces a proposed revocation of the registration of the charity Medical Aid for Palestine Association / Association Aide médicale pour la Palestine (Business number 886421395RR0001). The revocation is proposed under the Income Tax Act and is shown as effective on November 22, 2025 (the date of publication).
What it does#
- Says the charity’s registration is proposed to be revoked for failing to meet parts of the Income Tax Act (specifically paragraphs 168(1)(b)–(e)).
- States, under paragraph 168(2)(b), that the revocation will be effective on the date the notice appears in the Canada Gazette (November 22, 2025).
- The notice was sent and signed by Sharmila Khare, Director General, Charities Directorate, Canada Revenue Agency.
Who's affected#
- The main subject is the charity Medical Aid for Palestine Association / Association Aide médicale pour la Palestine (Business number 886421395RR0001).
- People and groups likely to notice this include donors, staff, volunteers, beneficiaries of the charity’s programs, and anyone who receives or relies on its services.
- The Gazette notice does not name other specific organizations or individuals affected.
Why it matters#
- Revocation of a charity’s registration changes its official tax status. That can affect the charity’s ability to issue official donation receipts and could change how donations are treated for tax purposes.
- It can also affect the charity’s operations, fundraising, and the services it provides to the public.
- The notice itself does not describe detailed consequences or next steps; it only announces the proposed revocation and its effective date.
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Source: Canada Gazette