Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
The following documents in relation to Thoroughbred Horse Rehabilitation Trust (ABN 21 050 660 688) (the Entity), with the date range of 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2023: All Annual Information…
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The following documents in relation to Thoroughbred Horse Rehabilitation Trust (ABN 21 050 660 688) (the Entity), with the date range of 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2023: All Annual Information Statements (AIS), annual financial reports (AFR) and governing documents. The ACNC’s notice advising the Entity of revocation of registration dated on or about 20 April 2023 (the details of which are published on the Charity Register on the “History” tab under “Status: Revoked Double defaulter”)
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The release concerns Thoroughbred Horse Rehabilitation Trust (ABN 21 050 660 688), covering 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2023. It comprises a single Annual Information Statement extract and a financial report extract, with the scope also covering all annual financial reports, governing documents, and the ACNC's notice of revocation dated around 20 April 2023. The Entity is a small charity whose main activity is animal protection, with its purpose being the care and rehabilitation of retired or mistreated thoroughbred horses. It reports operating in New South Wales only, with no paid staff and 10 volunteers. The financial report shows donations and bequests of $52,951, total gross income of $58,690, total expenses of $20,097, a net surplus of $38,593 and total assets of $136,382. The record shows the registration status as revoked for being a double defaulter, meaning it failed to lodge reports on time more than once. Redactions appear to cover some fields under FOI exemptions, but the extract does not state the exemptions used.
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