Glossary
Ideal purpose
An “ideal” association is the most frequent and typical form of an association. A non-profit purpose is not directly aimed at economic activity and therefore not at generating profits.
Ideal purpose
Term used in association law. An “ideal” association is the most frequent and typical form of an association. A non-profit purpose is not directly aimed at economic activity and therefore not at generating profits.
Non-profit purposes include:
Common-benefit purposes: serve to promote the public in general, the common good at spiritual, cultural, moral or material level.
Charitable purposes: serve to support/promote persons in need of material or personal help
Ecclesiastic purposes: serve to promote recognised churches and religious communities