Engagement, Governance, Club Support
CPR Group
The '​Level of Service Continuum'​ to Define ...

When thinking about the ‘value proposition’ of sports clubs, it’s critical to strike a balance between keeping sport accessible, given that it is such a prominent part of Australian culture, and keeping clubs sustainable.

The '​Level of Service Continuum'​ to Define Value for Sports Clubs
Master Planning, Governance, Engagement
CPR Group
The Benefits of Multi-use Facilities

It’s not surprising that we have seen a rise in multi-user, shared or multi-purpose facilities. Multi-use facilities provide a feasible solution when the availability of greenspace is limited, when clubs have smaller membership numbers or distinct playing times, or when resources are limited. However, we have found that there is an expectation from some clubs that the Council will provide each club with their very own exclusive clubhouse and activity space. The dissonance between expectations and feasibility can stifle development of new facilities.

The Benefits of Multi-use Facilities
Grants, Master Planning
CPR Group
Race Club Granted Big Bucks For Upgrade

Towers Jockey Club has scored $944,960 from the federal government’s Building Better Regions Fund.

When matched with Racing Queensland funding for track work, this grant will deliver a community event centre worth $1,259,960 to benefit the club, the racing industry, the community and the local economy.

Race Club Granted Big Bucks For Upgrade

Updates

Understanding ATO Updates for Clubs and Non-Profits

Understanding ATO Updates for Clubs and Non-Profits




We're reaching out to share some important updates from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that may impact your sporting club or non-profit. As part of our commitment to keeping you informed and prepared, we've summarised the key changes and what they may mean for you.

This change relates to income tax exemption and introduces a requirement for all not-for-profit organisations with an active Australian Business Number (ABN) to lodge an annual not-for-profit self-review return to the ATO. This will be a mandatory step for organisations to continue accessing income tax exemption. This new self-review will first need to be lodged between 1 July 2024 and 31 October 2024.

For further information, we recommend that you click on the link below which will take you directly to ATO’s website:

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Understanding the significance of this change, our governance team can provide free general advice (not formal tax advice) to help you prepare for this change. Your organisation's success is our priority, and we encourage you to proactively engage with us to navigate these changes smoothly.

P: 1800 100 204

E: info@cprgroup.com.au

W: cprgroup.com.au

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Want more information on navigating the ATO updates for clubs and non-profits? Listen to Ep 74: Money Talks Mini-Series - Part 5: Navigating the Income Tax Exemption Changes on CPR Group’s podcast, Basket Case Clubs, available wherever you get your podcasts.

 

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