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Your time and energy should be targeted toward the things that make the most impact in the community.
A lot of the legal and practical issues faced by Not-for-profit organisations (NFPs) are very similar to those that impact for-profit businesses. Social Enterprises need to make sure their business pursuits don’t stray away from their social goals. This can be tricky to navigate, especially when your organisation may be run by volunteers or you have limited experience or resources.
We are experienced in working with many well established businesses and successful individuals, so we know what it takes to make an organisation run well and meet its goals. On the other hand, we are down to earth enough to understand that you don’t have an endless budget to spend on lawyers and need advice that is easy to understand and to the point.
We strike the right balance between making sure things are done right (which is important in accessing funding and maintaining your reputation in the community) and working within the bounds of your resources.
Call us on 1300 654 590 or email us to discuss how we can help you run your Not-for-profit organisation, Charity or Social Enterprise.
We understand that your main focus is serving the community and time is precious. Our aim is to give you straightforward advice and definitive answers so that you can stay on top of these key issues that impact on your organisation:
Call us on 1300 654 590 or email us to get us involved in running your Not-for-profit organisation, Charity or Social Enterprise.
We want to be part of your team over the long term. We'll achieve this by sticking closely to the following principles:
We measure our success on how efficiently we have facilitated your objectives, enhanced your relationships, and reduced the level of stress for all involved.
If we sound like people you can work with, call us now and speak directly with a great lawyer.
When you’re running a family business, choosing the right structure is about more than tax. It’s...
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