Channel Of Blessings is a humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families

and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and
injustice.

Our motto is “BLESS TO BE BLESSED!”

Our mission is to connect those in need with those whom are ready to be the channel that God uses
to reach those in need. Connecting the Needy to the Giver.

So many Business Networks, Social Networks and now with the Channel of Blessings we aim to be
build Charity Networks!

We've focused on all the world problems and nothing has really changed.

It's time to try something different... It's time to bless!

www.channelofblessings.org

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• The CHANNELS of Blessings

• Request A Blessing!

• The Blessings Community

• The Blessings Giftshop

• Online Classes Given FREE Worldwide!

• Enjoying The Benefits Of Being A Corporate Blessing

All Channel Of Blessings will have access to detailed materials online, including
• Financial statements that have been audited by an independent accountant.
• An annual report / activity report that includes a list of the board of directors;
the audited financial statements or comprehensive summary, and a description of
services they provide.
• A statement of functional expenses, explaining expenditure details such as
like rent, postage, salaries, fundraising, management/general, etc.
• A projected budget for the coming year.
Do I obtain tax deductions for my donations?
As a general rule, all outright cash donations given by individuals or corporations to
charities with tax-deductible status will be entitled to double tax deductions. Donors are
entitled to double tax deductions (twice the donation value) for such donations made on
or after 1 Jan 2002. For instance, if you gave $100 to a charity, you will be entitled to
tax deductions for the amount of $200. Outright cash donations made to Community
Chest are also tax deductible to donors.
However, this is only applicable where outright donations do not provide a material
benefit to the donor. For example, purchases of concert tickets and the cost of fund-
raising dinners do not qualify for tax deductions.
Some charities issue tax-exempt receipts only upon request, or for donations beyond a
minimal amount. Hence, as a donor, you may wish to find out before you donate.

If you are an individual donor, you may also wish to note that the Inland Revenue
Authority of Singapore (IRAS) now automatically acknowledges the tax-deductible status
of your donations if the charity submits your identification number to IRAS on your
behalf. This means that you will not need the tax-deductible receipts when submitting
your annual tax assessment forms.
For more information on charities and donations, the IRAS's website @ www.iras.gov.sg can
provide you with more details.

3.3 Applications under section 29(1) for omission of the word "Limited" or "Berhad" from name of company
3.3.1 Name of applicant;
3.3.2 Name of company and registration number;
3.3.3 Principal activities;
3.3.4 Whether the company is registered as a charity under the Charities Act or as an Institution of Public
Character ("IPC");
3.3.5 How the following requirements of section 29(1) are satisfied
3.3.5.1 the company has some basis of national or general public interest;
3.3.5.2 the company is in a financial position to carry out the objects for which it was formed; and
3.3.5.3 the company will apply its profits (if any) or other income in promoting its objects and will prohibit the
payment of any dividend to its members. Where applicable, please state the proposed clause in the
memorandum that provides for this.

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