The main changes S-279 would make, in plain reading order.
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This enactment amends the Income Tax Act to require that registered charities provide certain demographic data concerning their officers to the Minister of National Revenue, who must compile that information for reporting purposes.
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Imagine Canada
was registered on it · latest Sep 19, 2025
“Bill S-279: Discussions pertaining to the advancement of this legislation that seeks an amendment to the Income Tax Act to enable better data on the nonprofit sector.”
Imagine Canada
was registered on it · latest Jul 16, 2025
“Bill S-279: Discussions pertaining to the advancement of this legislation that seeks an amendment to the Income Tax Act to enable better data on the nonprofit sector.”
Imagine Canada
was registered on it · latest Jul 2, 2025
“Bill S-279: Discussions pertaining to the advancement of this legislation that seeks an amendment to the Income Tax Act to enable better data on the nonprofit sector.”
Imagine Canada
was registered on it · latest Sep 26, 2024
“Bill S-279: Discussions pertaining to the advancement of this legislation that seeks an amendment to the Income Tax Act to enable better data on the nonprofit sector.”
Imagine Canada
was registered on it · latest Sep 16, 2024
“Bill S-279: Discussions pertaining to the advancement of this legislation that seeks an amendment to the Income Tax Act to enable better data on the nonprofit sector.”
Imagine Canada
was registered on it · latest Aug 19, 2024
“Bill S-279: Discussions pertaining to the advancement of this legislation that seeks an amendment to the Income Tax Act to enable new regulation of charities engaging in…”
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