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By Drache Aptowitzer LLP | 3 Minutes Read February 10, 2014

Charities: When opportunity knocks… Should they even open the door?

Charities are like any other actors in society, opportunities arise and they should be considered. Some will be discarded and others will be pursued. For charities though, the evaluation of opportunities must be made with the additional consideration of the constraints placed upon charities from normal economic operation. One interesting opportunity which lucky charities face now and again are large, and often unexpected, gifts in kind.

Article by Drache Aptowitzer LLP / Business, Finance and Accounting, Not for Profit / Business, Canada Revenue Agency, cash flow, charitable activities, charitable assets, charities, charities are restricted from engaging in business, donating property, donation, donors, economic operation, evaluation of opportunities, fund a disbursement, general revenues, gifts in kind, producing an income, restrictions that are placed upon charities, revenue stream for the charity, sale price and the valuation price used on the receipt

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