An arts guide to philanthropic gifts and tax: the dry stuff

Last updated27 August, 2010

This guide will help not-for-profit cultural organisations and individual artists understand the formalities associated with receiving philanthropic gifts. Compiled by Louise Wlash of the Australia Council's Artsupport program, this is your one-stop-shop for tax and legal information about philanthropic fundraising.

The guide includes:

  • Key terms and requirements explained in simple language
  • How-to advice, examples and case studies
  • Links to additional resources

download the guide here >

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