Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (Last Updated: June 14,2023) |
Title21a Consumer Protection |
SubTitle21a-190k-1_21a-190k-9. The Solicitation of Charitable Funds |
Sec.21a-190k-2. Charitable organization annual report
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The annual report required by section 21a-190c of the Connecticut General Statutes shall consist of:
(1) A form furnished by the department, which shall be signed under penalty of false statement by an authorized officer of the organization, which shall include:
(A) the name and contact information for the charitable organization;
(B) the fiscal year covered by the report;
(C) the Connecticut charities registration number assigned to the charitable organization upon its registration with the department;
(D) whether during the fiscal year covered by the annual report the organization received gross revenue, exclusive of government grants and fees, in excess of the audit threshold established by section 21a-190c(b) of the Connecticut General Statutes;
(E) any name, other than that provided in subparagraph (A) of this subdivision, under which funds will be solicited;
(F) whether the organization used the services of an outside fund-raising counsel or paid solicitor and the name and address of any fund-raising counsel or paid solicitor so used since the filing of the organization's last annual report;
(G) whether the organization plans to use the services of an outside fund-raising counsel or paid solicitor in the next year and the name and address of the fund-raising counsel or paid solicitor;
(H) any change in the organization's tax status with the United States Internal Revenue Service since the filing of its last annual report;
(I) any significant change in the organization's purpose since the filing of its last annual report; and
(J) whether the organization's right to solicit funds has been revoked, denied, suspended or enjoined by any state agency or by any court, or whether any such proceedings are pending and, if any of the foregoing occurred, a detailed statement of the circumstances;
(2) An audit report, if one is required by section 21a-190c(b) of the Connecticut General Statutes, or an attestation that such report has been appropriately filed with the Internal Revenue Service; and
(3) The fee or fees prescribed by section 21a-190c of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(Adopted effective June 6, 2001; Amended September 11, 2019)