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Re: Compensation of Trustees; Acquisition of Land by a Non-Stock, Non-Profit Religious Corporation
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Re: Compensation of Trustees; Acquisition of Land by a Non-Stock, Non-Profit Religious Corporation
SEC-OGC Opinion No. 15-17
November 22, 2017
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Re: Compensation of Trustees; Acquisition of Land by a Non-Stock, Non-Profit Religious Corporation
SEC-OGC Opinion No. 15-17
•November 22, 2017
November 22, 2017SEC-OGC OPINION NO. 15-17RE: COMPENSATION OF TRUSTEES; ACQUISITION OF LAND BY A NON-STOCK, NON-PROFIT RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONRodolfo G. Palattao & Associates Law OfficeCounselSokka Gakkai International Philippines66 Timog Ave.,Brgy. Sacred HeartQuezon CityAttention: Atty. Rodolfo John Robert C. Palattao IVAttorney :This refers to your letter dated 10 January 2017 requesting the Commission's legal opinion on certain issues regarding the nationality of a non-stock, non-profit religious corporation, and the compensation of its trustees.You stated that your client, Sokka Gakkai International Philippines, is a non-stock, non-profit religious corporation. The members of its Board of Trustees were formerly serving the corporation as employees and officers concurrently with their position in the Board. As ministers or preachers, they are likewise tasked to perform religious activities for their members which qualify them as employees. They were advised that as trustees, they cannot be given compensation even as employees. You further stated that the majority of your client's Board of Trustees is currently composed of Japanese citizens. They were advised that this may affect the religious corporation's right to own and acquire...
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