Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has launched a new feature on its website that summarizes select information from a registered charity’s T3010 using charts and visual graphs. This new display can be accessed by searching for a charity’s name in CRA’s Charities Listings, selecting the “Return” icon, and then selecting the “Quick View” icon.<\/p>\n
CRA has selected certain parts of the T3010 to highlight in Quick View. Unlike the T3010, Quick View gives prominence to registered charities’ programs and activities by displaying them at the top of the page on each profile. The information that is listed here has been pre-populated from Section C2. Quick View also provides a visual summary of each charity’s revenues and expenditures by using information from Schedule 6. There is also a small chart that displays compensation information for the top ten highest paid positions.<\/p>\n
As always, charities should ensure that the information recorded in their T3010 is accurate. Special attention should be given to the wording of the charity’s programs and activities to make sure that it clearly reflects the ministry and its charitable objects. Charities should also double-check the administrative and fundraising lines of their T3010, since donors often use these lines to measure a charity’s effectiveness. If your ministry has a pie chart on its website, make sure that it is up-to-date and that it corresponds to the visual graph on your Quick View page.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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