Charities: Information Hub

Kia ora,

Charities are in many ways the backbone of New Zealand, delivering services, providing resources and support that strengthens our communities. We enjoy supporting the great work that charities do, whether that be assisting with setting up a new charity, updating existing charities, supporting with commercial or employment matters of charities and much more. In this information hub we have compiled our guides and articles to keep the charities sector well-resourced and up to date on the latest developments.

We welcome your questions and there is an FAQ with dozens of questions and answers below.

Ngā mihi nui

Steven Moe
Partner
Member of Charities Services Sector Group, XRB Advisory Panel, EHF Fellow
stevenmoe@parryfield.com
021 761 292

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FAQ: Our answers to 21 questions received (so far)

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Incorporated Societies vs Charitable Trusts

Key Issues to be Considering Right Now

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Recent Articles

Practical Considerations for Board Succession Planning

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Succession planning is a critical component of effective governance for any board, whether it’s for a corporate entity, charity, or for-purpose organisation. In New Zealand, where governance practices are guided by both legal frameworks and…
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What Happens to Bequests When an Incorporated Society Transitions into a Charitable Trust?

We have helped many incorporated societies transition into charitable trusts and an issue that always arises is what happens to bequests to the incorporated society? The answer, in short, is “it depends”. This article will look at two situations;…
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Avoid Discrimination When Hiring out Church Venues

Many organisations choose to hire out their venues to the public when the venues are otherwise unused. While this can be an excellent way of bringing in funds, there are some pitfalls to be aware of including intentional or unintentional discrimination. Discrimination…
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Steven’s Impact Sector Updates

February 2024 Impact Sector Update

Kia ora all, There are some upcoming free events I want to share with you and invite you to join which are all described below as well as links to new free resources and videos. First is on 20 March at 11am with an “online lunch” together…
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Our Informative Videos

We have a series of informative videos that discuss changes that are happening, how to re-register and other action that needs to be taken.
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