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Charitable Program


1. A charitable program is a set of activities approved by the highest governing body of a charitable organization and aimed at addressing specific tasks corresponding to the organization's stated objectives.

2. The charitable program includes an estimated budget of anticipated receipts and planned expenditures (including payment of wages for persons involved in implementing the charitable program), and establishes stages and timelines for its implementation.

3. At least 80 percent of the income received during the financial year from non-operating activities, proceeds from commercial companies established by the charitable organization, and income from business activities permitted by law must be used to finance charitable programs (including expenses related to their material and technical, organizational, and other support, payment of wages for persons involved in implementing charitable programs, and other expenses associated with the implementation of charitable programs). Funds received should be used within the timeframes established by these long-term charitable programs.

Source: Federal Law No. 135-FZ dated August 11, 1995 (as amended on December 23, 2010) "On Charitable Activities and Charitable Organizations"

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Род

Понятие «благотворительная программа» женского рода.

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Р благотворительной программы благотворительных программ
Д благотворительной программе благотворительным программам
В благотворительную программу благотворительные программы
Т благотворительной программой благотворительными программами
П благотворительной программе благотворительных программах
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