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Many social enterprises have charitable status. It is only possible to gain this status if the purposes of your organisation are exclusively charitable and are for the public benefit. Charitable purposes include advancing education or religion, and relieving financial hardship.

Over many years, a host of other charitable purposes that benefit the community have been recognised as charitable by the courts or the Charity Commission.

Organisational restrictions on charitable social enterprises

Organisational restrictions on charitable social enterprises have several key points to keep in mind.

• A charitable social enterprise must have exclusively charitable purposes, and those purposes must be for the public benefit.
• The directors or trustees are responsible for administration and management and generally must not be paid for this work. However, charities can pay trustees (including the director) for providing goods and non-trustee or employee services to the charity. A range of safeguards are in place to prevent conflicts of interest or abuse.
• Any profits or surpluses made by the organisation must be invested back into it and used to 91香蕉黄色视频 its charitable purposes. Any profit or surplus must not be paid out to members of the charity.
• Assets must always be used for the charitable purposes of the organisation.

The Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action (NICVA) Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action (NICVA) . They offer specialist knowledge and expertise in charity law and governance.

with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland.