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An annual financial report is a report that includes a charity’s financial statements.

An approved form is an official form or other document a charity uses to submit information to us.

As part of the reporting obligations to the ACNC, some charities must submit financial reports that have either been reviewed or audited. 

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funds costs associated with disability. It is implemented by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA).

Bulk lodgement is using a single form to submit information or other documents on behalf of multiple charities at once.

This is the word used in the ACNC Act to describe any kind of 'legal person'.

A federally regulated entity is a charity that is incorporated in specific ways. Generally there are two ways a charity will be a federally regulated entity.

Goods and services tax (GST) is a tax applied to the sale price of goods and services.

Group reporting occurs when charities have permission from the ACNC to report as part of a group.

Related party transactions are dealings between the charity and ‘related parties’.