Welcome to your daily briefing on nonprofit developments in CR. Today we're covering 5 key stories including updates on costa rica nonprofit headlines. Let's dive in.
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El Colegio de Contadores Públicos de Costa Rica recomienda a las asociaciones sin fines de lucro revisar sus obligaciones tributarias, incluyendo la presentación del formulario D-101 antes del 15 de marzo.
Las organizaciones sin fines de lucro en Costa Rica deben cumplir con esta declaración de renta para evitar sanciones y mantenerse al día con Hacienda.
La iniciativa impulsada por Fundación C.S. Mott busca formar y fortalecer la red de fundaciones comunitarias en Costa Rica.
Para profesionales de organizaciones sin fines de lucro en CR, representa un avance en la colaboración y el impacto colectivo del sector filantrópico local.
The source announces that starting in 2024, Costa Rican nonprofit organizations must meet new transparency obligations by filing the Registro de Transparencia y Beneficiario Final (RTBF) with the Central Bank of Costa Rica.
Costa Rican nonprofit professionals need to prepare for this mandatory declaration to stay compliant and maintain public trust.
Ayuda en Acción provides an overview of the projects it carries out in Costa Rica.
Costa Rican nonprofit professionals can gain insight into an international organization's local initiatives and potential collaboration opportunities.
Costa Rica Íntegra is a nonprofit founded in April 2012 that serves as Transparency International’s national contact in Costa Rica, dedicated to combating corruption.
For nonprofit professionals in CR, Costa Rica Íntegra offers a trusted local link to a global anti-corruption network, supporting integrity and accountability efforts.
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