On November 20, 2017 I am presenting to the AFP GTA Congress 2017 a breakout session “T3010 and Transparency in the Charitable Sector”.
Here are the details:
G-04: T3010 and Transparency in the Charitable Sector
Workshop
Topic: Financial/Legal
Monday, November 20, 2017 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Mark Blumberg, LL.B., LL.M., TEP
Every year Canadian registered charities must file the T3010 Registered Charity Information Return. If charities do not file the form, they can be revoked by CRA for non-filing. The T3010 is a complicated form dealing with legal, accounting and operational issues. This presentation will focus on helping fundraisers, researchers, and grant writers understand the T3010, common mistakes in completing the form, and parts of the form most important to fundraisers.
Learning Objectives:
- CRA Guidances and how they impact the T3010
- Common mistakes in completing the T3010
- Consequences of incomplete or inaccurate T3010 filing
- Strategies for filing T3010 accurately and in a timely fashion
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