Part INoticeVolume 158, Number 15Published: April 13, 2024

Proposed Revocation of Charity Registrations

Canada Gazette, Part I, Volume 158, Number 15: COMMISSIONS

The Canada Revenue Agency published a notice proposing to revoke the registrations of the charities listed in the Gazette for failing to meet filing requirements under the Income Tax Act. The notice states the proposed revocations are effective on the date of publication, 2024-04-13. Affected charities, donors, volunteers and clients may be impacted and should consult the Canada Gazette entry or contact the CRA for details.

Published
April 13, 2024
Department
Unavailable
Section
CANADA REVENUE AGENCY
Comment deadline
Unavailable
Effective date
April 13, 2024
Publication part
Part I

Summary

Summary#

The Canada Revenue Agency published a notice in the Canada Gazette saying it proposes to revoke the registrations of a long list of charities for failing to meet filing requirements under the Income Tax Act. The notice says the proposed revocations are effective on April 13, 2024 (the date the notice was published).

What it does#

  • Announces proposed revocation of registration for the charities named in the Canada Gazette.
  • Says the reason is failure to meet filing requirements of the Income Tax Act.
  • States the revocations are effective on the date the notice appears in the Gazette: April 13, 2024.
  • Provides each charity’s business number and name in the Gazette; the full list appears in the published item.

Who's affected#

  • The charities named in the Gazette notice.
  • People who interact with those charities (clients, volunteers, staff, and donors) are most likely to notice any change.
  • The Gazette notice itself does not explain the specific practical effects of revocation, so it is unclear exactly how each organization or its supporters will be impacted without further information.

Why it matters#

  • A notice like this signals that the listed organizations may lose their registered-charity status.
  • That could change how these organizations operate or how they appear to donors and the public.
  • If you give to, work for, or rely on any charity on the list, you may want to check the Canada Gazette entry or contact the charity or the Canada Revenue Agency for details.

Key topics

Income Tax Actregistered charitiesNotice of intention to revokeCanada Revenue AgencyCharities DirectorateL’ASSEMBLÉE SPIRITUELLE DES BAHA’IS DE LÉVISFLY 2 AIDCANADIAN DROWNING PREVENTION COALITIONSURMANG FOUNDATION CANADAcharity registration revocationtax filing requirementscharitable sectornon-profit sector

Source: Canada Gazette

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