In this article I discuss how Canadian charities can work with other Canadian or International Organizations that are not registered Canadian charities as long as they maintain direction and control of the Canadian resources.
It is very important that charities understand the difference between being a “conduit” versus a “structured arrangement” with direction and control.
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