Turning Point Chartered Accountants

Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) face unique tax challenges that require specialised knowledge and strategies to navigate. In this blog, we explore how Turning Point Chartered Accountants, led by Ridhwaan Khan, can guide your NPO through these complexities, ensuring compliance and financial stability.

Understanding Tax Challenges for NPOs

NPOs encounter various tax challenges, including income tax, VAT, PAYE, and other transactional taxes. Many NPOs are unaware of these obligations, making compliance difficult. The goal is to simplify these tax aspects, helping NPOs understand and meet their responsibilities.

Why Compliance Matters

Compliance with tax regulations is crucial for NPOs to:

  • Maintain Tax-Exempt Status: Non-compliance can jeopardise tax-exempt status.
  • Financial Stability: Proper compliance can lead to financial benefits through tax exemptions.
  • Reputation: Compliance enhances the organisation’s credibility among donors and stakeholders.

Strategies for Overcoming Tax Hurdles

Education and Workshops: Turning Point conducts workshops across the country, educating NPOs on their tax responsibilities and rights.

Strategic Tax Planning: Implementing tailored tax planning and compliance frameworks ensures NPOs benefit from all available tax exemptions and incentives.

Real-life Impact

Turning Point has assisted hundreds of NPOs. One notable success involved recovering several million rands for an NPO in financial distress through a comprehensive VAT review, enabling them to continue their crucial work.

How Turning Point Chartered Accountants Can Help

Turning Point offers specialised support to NPOs, including:

  • Tax Education: Workshops to educate NPOs on tax compliance.
  • Compliance Frameworks: Tailored strategies to align with NPO operations.
  • Financial Recovery: Assistance in recovering funds through tax benefits and exemptions.

Video Overview

Watch our detailed video overview on navigating tax challenges in NPOs:
 
 
This article is a general information sheet and should not be used or relied upon as professional advice. No liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions nor for any loss or damage arising from reliance upon any information herein. Always contact your financial adviser for specific and detailed advice. Errors and omissions excepted (E&OE)