Incorporating a Class Association

Incorporating a Class Association

Incorporation gives a class association its own legal identity, separate from its individual members. This can help class associations manage their finances, enter contracts, apply for grants and establish a formal governance structure to support the development and promotion of their class.

State Class Associations

Find information on incorporation requirements and processes for your relevant state or territory, and understand the steps involved in establishing an incorporated class association.

ACT

Information from the Office of Regulatory Services

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NSW

Information from the NSW Department of Fair Trading

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NT

Information from the NT Department of Business

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QLD

Information from the Office of Fair Trading QLD.

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SA

Information from the SA Office of Consumer & Business Affairs.

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TAS

Information from Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading

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VIC

Information from Consumer Affairs of Victoria

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WA

Information from the Government of Western Australia.

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National Class Associations

Some organisations, like associations, can only conduct business in their 'home' state or territory. National Class Associations can become a Registered Australian Body, which enables organisations to trade through all state and territories across Australia.

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