Set up your incorporated association properly

An Incorporated Association can be used by organisations with a recreational, cultural or charitable purpose. It is a way of structuring not-for-profits that operates similarly to a company. One key advantage is that it helps give members limited liability, similar to a standard company structure.

An Incorporated Association structure can be a good way to protect your members while supporting your cause. It is generally recommended that NFPs incorporate. It is possible to operate as an unincorporated association, but this can be complicated and may expose members to personal liability.

This package starts at $1,200 + GST. It includes an initial consultation with a Sprintlaw lawyer and drafting a constitution with a charitable purpose for your organisation. It also includes the registration of 1 incorporated association with the relevant government body in your state or territory.

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