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Statement of Principles for Fundraising

...a series of free resources that are designed to assist in the implementation of the Statement of Guiding Principles for Fundraising.

Fundraising by charities in Ireland is to be regulated according to a voluntary scheme to develop and implement Codes of Good Practice on the operational and administrative aspects of fundraising by charities.

...a series of free resources that are designed to assist in the implementation of the Statement of Guiding Principles for Fundraising.

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Tax and Charities

Where a charitable organisation wishes to apply for exemption, it must submit a completed application form, CHY 1.

The Revenue Commissioners are responsible for the administration of charitable tax exemptions and for this purpose determine whether a body of persons or a trust claiming the benefit of any exemption is established for charitable purposes only.

Following establishment of the Charities Regulatory Authority, the Revenue Commissioners will remain responsible for the administration of the charitable tax exemption system.

Where a charitable organisation wishes to apply for exemption, it must submit a completed application form, CHY 1.

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Money and Assets

This section provides practical advice on how to effectively manage your organisation's money and assets, ranging from your office equipme

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Setting Up a Bank Account

There is nothing that says who should or shouldn’t be named as either the name on the bank account or one of the signatories.

There are no rules as to what the bank account should be named for a charity, it’s up to you in discussion with the bank officials.

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