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Unincorporated to Incorporated (e.g. CIO)
Robb Masters Former charity Chair; current volunteer (and commercial MD) at various. Posted 1 month ago
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Hi all,
Under what circumstances would you say that an unincorporated charity (with a deed of trust and governing document) should – or even must – become an incorporated one (such as a CIO)?
Many thanks,
Robb
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