Restriction on commercial activities limits registered non-profit organisations unless activities are incidental and separate accounts are maintained. A registered non-profit organisation may not carry out commercial activity unless the activity is incidental to attaining the organisation's objectives and separate books of account are maintained for those activities; the provision imposes both a substantive limitation and a recordkeeping requirement distinguishing incidental trading from primary commercial enterprise.
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Restriction on commercial activities limits registered non-profit organisations unless activities are incidental and separate accounts are maintained.
A registered non-profit organisation may not carry out commercial activity unless the activity is incidental to attaining the organisation's objectives and separate books of account are maintained for those activities; the provision imposes both a substantive limitation and a recordkeeping requirement distinguishing incidental trading from primary commercial enterprise.
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