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Charitable Trusts and Non-Charitable Purpose Trusts
Quiz · 20 questions
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Which of the following statements best describes the three cumulative requirements for a trust to be recognised as charitable under English law?
A
The trust must have been created by will, identify specific individual beneficiaries, and comply with the rule against perpetuities.
B
The trust must be for exclusively charitable purposes, be registered with the Charity Commission, and have been established for a minimum of 12 months before applying for charitable status.
C
The trust must be for the relief of poverty, have a minimum annual income of £5,000, and demonstrate that no private individual benefits from the trust property.
D
The trust must be for exclusively charitable purposes, fall within a recognised description of charity under the Charities Act 2011, and satisfy the public benefit requirement.
E
The trust must be established by deed, have a minimum of three trustees, and be registered with the Charity Commission within six months of creation.
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