Makes grants / loans to individuals, Sponsors / undertakes research, Provides services (e.g. care / counselling), Provides advice / information / advocacy, Provides buildings / facilities / open space, Provides religious services / activities

Accommodation / housing, Health, Environment / conservation, Marae on reservation land, Community development, Emergency / disaster relief, Social services, Employment, Religious activities, Arts / culture / heritage, Sport / recreation, Care / protection of animals, Economic development, Fund-raising, People with disabilities, Promotion of volunteering

Children / young people, Other charities, Voluntary bodies other than charities, Older people, Animals, People with disabilities, People of a certain ethnic / racial origin, General public, Migrants / refugees, Religious groups

Annual Returns are due within 6 months of a charity’s balance date (financial year-end), or a longer period if an extension has been granted.

Note: Charities that use the Tier 4 Combined Form to file their annual returns do not need to file their financial statements separately. The financial statements are included in their annual return summary.

The trustees agree as a condition of registration that, pursuant to section 61B of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957, the trust deed will be read and given effect as if: (i) the words “in connection with some user of the land or in connection with such industries that might be involve a number of the beneficiaries resident in the area” do not form part of the purpose of the Trust in clause 2(d); (ii) the powers in clause 3 are to be exercised solely to advance the charitable purposes of the Trust and not to confer private pecuniary benefit; and (iii) sections 218(1) and 218(2)(b)(ii) of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 and the words “unless the individual is a beneficiary or a descendant of a beneficiary” in section 218(3) of that Act do not form part of the Trust’s purposes under clause 8.