You have to give an annual return to the Registrar every year. You must do this in the way the regulations say. The annual return must have the information the regulations prescribe. You do not have to do this if you are a charitable entity. The regulations will tell you what to do and what information to include. You must follow the regulations when giving your annual return.
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108: Duties do not apply if alternative financial reporting duties under financial markets or charities legislation, or
"You don't have to follow some rules if you already report finances under other laws."
110: Registered office, or
"Where a society's main office is located in New Zealand"
Every society must, in the manner prescribed by the regulations, ensure that an annual return is given to the Registrar for registration.
The annual return must contain the information prescribed by the regulations.
This section does not apply to a charitable entity.
