On the 16 October
2002, the Non-Profit Partnership presented a briefing to the joint Portfolio Committees
of Trade and Industry and Social Development on the national lottery's distribution
of funds to non-profit organisations. The results are included in this report
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The
study was conducted by the Graduate School of Public and Development Management
(P&DM), University of the Witwatersrand, in cooperation with Social Surveys (Pty)
Ltd. The purpose of the study was to determine the size, scope and socio-economic
significance of the non-profit sector in South Africa. To receive free copies
of the report, contact Helen Poonen at 031-260-3577
The speakers included
local and international experts in non-profit law. The topics covered ranged from
international best practices to regional and local perspectives. The roles and
responsibilities of key stakeholders within the South African non-profit sector
were also identified.
This documents outlines the
amendments to the Income Tax Act, No. 58 of 1962 as contained in the Taxation
Laws Amendment Act No 30 of 2000, with the further amendments contained in the
Taxation Laws Amendment Act, No 30 of 2002.
This document contains the list of activities, which, according to the amendments
to the income tax act. are determined to be of a philanthropic or benevolent nature
for the purposes of Section 30 of the Income Tax Act of 1962 and qualify for tax
exemption or donor deductible status.