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Expert articles and practical legal guides on not-for-profits & charities for new zealand businesses.

If you’re running a small business, “doing the right thing” is usually already part of how you operate. You might be paying staff fairly, choosing ethical suppliers, cutting down waste, or supporting...

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) can feel like something only big organisations have the time (or budget) to do properly. But in practice, CSR is often most powerful when it’s built into the...

If you’re running (or planning to start) a charity or social enterprise, you’ve probably come across the term Public Benevolent Institution (often shortened to PBI ) and wondered: “Is that something we...

Most people in New Zealand want to support good causes. Whether it’s donating to disaster relief, sponsoring a community initiative, or buying from a “for-purpose” brand, the trust we put in charities...
Running a small business often comes with a bigger purpose than just profit. Maybe you want to formalise your community work, create a charitable arm for your brand, or set up a...
If you’ve read Part I of this series, you’ve already done the hard (and very important) thinking: choosing the right legal structure for your charity and getting your governance foundations in place....

Running a charity is rewarding, but it also comes with responsibilities that can catch even experienced trustees off guard. And here’s the tricky part: a charity can be doing “good work” in...

Incorporation isn’t just for businesses - not-for-profits can also choose to incorporate their organisation. Whether your organisation is a charitable trust, social club, non-governmental organisation, foundation, or community club, you have the...

When you’re running a not-for-profit or a charity, one of your main tasks will be to raise money for your venture. Raising funds for your organisation can take various forms- you might...
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