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Difference between revisions of "How to Dissolve a Non-Profit (Societies Act FAQs)"

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#Once arrangements have been made to settle the non-profit’s liabilities and disburse the non-profit’s remaining assets, the directors must submit a request for dissolution to the Registrar. With the request for dissolution, the directors must provide a copy of the members’ ordinary resolution authorizing dissolution. The directors must also provide an affidavit sworn by at least two directors (or sworn by one director if there is only one director), declaring that to the best of their knowledge, the non-profit has no liabilities or has made adequate arrangements for the payment of the non-profit’s liabilities and that the remaining assets of the non-profit, if any, have been disbursed to the qualified recipient.
#Once arrangements have been made to settle the non-profit’s liabilities and disburse the non-profit’s remaining assets, the directors must submit a request for dissolution to the Registrar. With the request for dissolution, the directors must provide a copy of the members’ ordinary resolution authorizing dissolution. The directors must also provide an affidavit sworn by at least two directors (or sworn by one director if there is only one director), declaring that to the best of their knowledge, the non-profit has no liabilities or has made adequate arrangements for the payment of the non-profit’s liabilities and that the remaining assets of the non-profit, if any, have been disbursed to the qualified recipient.


An example dissolution resolution is provide below:
An example dissolution resolution is provided below:
<blockquote>"Be it resolved that the board is empowered to seek dissolution of the society from the registry as soon as is practical."</blockquote>
<blockquote>"Be it resolved that the board is empowered to seek dissolution of the society from the registry as soon as is practical."</blockquote>


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