Social landlords and charitable status
Social landlords and charitable status
- 2002
- Charity Commission Press Release (PR 28/02) 8 April 2002, (1) .
Updated guidance allows that a social landlord with a resident majority on its board can become a charity provided that all trustees act in the best interests of the charity. It is particularly aimed at new organisations seeking registration with the Commission and the Housing Corporation. The guidance is available at http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/supportingcharities/pdfs/housass.pdf http://213.38.88.195/coi/coipress.nsf/303ac095a85cf4f7802567350056e97a/203469895453973480256b95005294e4?OpenDocument
SOCIAL LANDLORDS
RESIDENT BOARDS
CHARITY COMMISSION
Updated guidance allows that a social landlord with a resident majority on its board can become a charity provided that all trustees act in the best interests of the charity. It is particularly aimed at new organisations seeking registration with the Commission and the Housing Corporation. The guidance is available at http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/supportingcharities/pdfs/housass.pdf http://213.38.88.195/coi/coipress.nsf/303ac095a85cf4f7802567350056e97a/203469895453973480256b95005294e4?OpenDocument
SOCIAL LANDLORDS
RESIDENT BOARDS
CHARITY COMMISSION