Religious Charities

Religious congregations in Canada provide an estimated $18.2 billion in socio-economic benefits annually, including various community services. A government legislative proposal suggests amending the Income Tax Act to remove “advancement […]
Published on January 28, 2025

Religious congregations in Canada provide an estimated $18.2 billion in socio-economic benefits annually, including various community services. A government legislative proposal suggests amending the Income Tax Act to remove “advancement of religion” as a recognized charitable purpose, which could affect the charitable status and work of many religious organizations.

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