The Registered Charity Tick was developed by the ACNC as a way for registered charities to promote their presence on the Charity Register.
A charity’s purpose is for the public benefit if achieving it would be of benefit to the public generally or a sufficient section of the public.
Charities hold sensitive information about their beneficiaries, employees, volunteers and donors, so it’s important for charities to manage this data appropriately.
All registered charities are required to report annually to the ACNC in the Annual Information Statement, which includes a section on charity finances. Medium and large sized charities must also submit an annual financial report.
The ACNC Commissioner is a statutory office holder appointed to administer the ACNC Act.
See Charity subtype
Administration costs are generally understood to be costs that are not directly incurred by a charity in delivering its services.
A charity can make a surplus, providing it is used to further its charitable purposes.
Charities should put in place good standards of governance and accountability to manage and reduce the risk of terrorism financing, fraud and other forms of abuse.
See Risk management