If you do not agree with a decision that the ACNC has made, you have the right to have the decision reviewed.
A privacy policy outlines the way that a charity collects, stores and uses people’s information and data.
This factsheet looks at several aspects of small charity governance, including meetings, inductions and reporting.
All charities, including small and extra small charities, must meet a series of ongoing obligations to maintain their registration with the ACNC. This factsheet examines those obligations.
All charities, including small ones, must meet a set of Governance Standards to be registered, and remain registered, with the ACNC. This factsheet details those standards.
Registered charities have an obligation to complete an Annual Information Statement each year. This includes answering questions about their charity’s finances. The level of reporting for small charities differs to that which is required by medium and large charities.
The ACNC is the independent, national charity regulator in Australia. We have information and advice to help you find registered charities, and make an informed decision about which charities to support.
The ACNC’s regulatory approach places an emphasis on supporting charities to meet their obligations through advice, guidance and education. Understanding charities is at the centre of that approach.
This factsheet examines a number of trends and issues that small charities may encounter or need to address.
This factsheet looks at fundraising and the fundraising-related issues small charities may encounter.