Fundraising in the Australian Capital Territory
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in the Australian Capital Territory, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in the ACT.
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Fundraising in New South Wales
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in New South Wales, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in New South Wales.
Fundraising in the Northern Territory
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in the Northern Territory, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in the Northern Territory.
Fundraising in Queensland
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Queensland, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Queensland.
Fundraising in Tasmania
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Tasmania, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Tasmania.
Fundraising in Victoria
This guidance summarises the rules and legislation regarding fundraising in Victoria, as well as the regulators responsible for overseeing fundraising in Victoria.
ACNC forms
The ACNC has a number of official forms for a charity to notify of changes, complete reporting requirements and make requests. Most forms are online in the Charity Portal, some are downloadable as PDFs.
AAT ruling welcomed as endorsement of ACNC’s approach to PBI eligibility
The ACNC welcomes an Administrative Appeals Tribunal decision that endorses the ACNC’s approach to determining charities’ eligibility for registration as a public benevolent institution.
Charity annual report template
This template can be used to develop an annual report for your charity. It has space for you to include an overview of activities, governance, finances and other important information.
Governance Standard 4 declaration for Responsible People
This template is a declaration for Responsible People that confirms that they are not disqualified under Governance Standard 4.