Hi Friend:
Did the good state of Canada accept the return you linked to as valid and in accordance with its laws? If so, then, according to that state’s requirements for a registered charity the Society met it. But Tina seems to think that the Society is register somewhere as a charitable organization where they are not meeting whatever that registration means. Do you know of such an instance?
The good state of Canada accepted the return as valid, as evidenced by the stamp upon the return.
This does not actually mean that the WT meets the state's requirements for a registered charity. It merely means that the information the WT has put on it's application and returns meets those requirements. To my knowledge (and I work in this field), the WT has never been subject to revenue services audit in Canada. Therefore, the Canadian Revenue services have taken on trust the information given them. Splitting hairs, I know.
I'll not second guess what Tina thinks. If I get it wrong she'll kick my ass!
I do not know of any instance where the society has been found not to meet charity registration requirements. Neither my last post nor this one imply that I do. My opinion however, is that the society again is complying with the bare minimum required by the letter of the law, but is violating the spirit of the law. Just my opinion.
Expatbrit.