FAQs – Federation of Parents & Citizens Associations NSW

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Quick Member info – Canteens – notifications and certificates

Quick Member Info – Centrelink Recognised Volunteers

Quick member info – Closing a P&C Run Canteen

Quick Member info – Employing canteen staff

Quick member info – Debit Cards

Quick Member info – GST

Quick Member info – Incorporation

Quick Member info – Involvement in School Ceremonies

Quick Member info – Insurance Questions – Student Injury and Bring Your Own Devices BYOD

Quick Member info – Lines of Communication

Quick Member info – Meeting Minutes

Quick member info – Membership

Quick member info – Membership Interest Form

Quick Member info – Non-profit Organisation

Quick member info – P&C Associations in NSW schools

Quick Member info – P&C Association Monies

Quick Member info – P&C Day

Quick Member info – Quorum

Quick member info – Role of the President

Quick member info – Role of the Principal in P&C Associations

Quick member info – Role of the Secretary

Quick member info – Role of the Treasurer

Quick member info – Signatories

Quick Member info – Starting a P&C

Quick member info – Social Media

Quick member info – Special Meetings

Quick member info – Sub-committees

Quick member info – Want of Confidence

Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission

Annual Information Statement reminders
Webinar – Helping Parents & Citizens Associations (P&Cs)
Parents & Citizens Associations and the ACNC
Keep charity records

NSW Department of Industry Liquor & Gaming

When is a liquor licence not required?

Liquor licence exemption for non profit organisations

Australian Tax Office

Do we have to register for GST?
GST concessions (school canteens, etc)
School Building Funds
Working out if you have to pay super?

Fair Trading NSW

Guessing competitions and raffles

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