Members of the NFP sector had hoped that, after making submissions to the government about the significant burden that CASL would impose on the sector, the government would expand CASL’s exemptions to cover the sector as a whole. While CASL does include some helpful exemptions, including some that are specifically directed at the NFP sector, there is no blanket exemption for NFPs. That means that NFPs will need to start their planning process as soon as possible to ensure that they are CASL compliant by July 1, 2014.
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