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The Tricky Question of Director Benefits
Charities across Canada are generally prohibited by federal tax policy and provincial law from compensating directors for acting as directors.
However, many charities rely on directors for functions that extend beyond governance and charities might see good reasons to consider compensating directors for these non-directorial services.
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Jeremy is a business lawyer focused on delivering insightful, practical and reliable advice to his private company and not-for-profit clients.
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