/our-legal-status

ACCOUNTABILITY

Our legal status

Who we legally are, where we are registered, who can be held responsible, and which of those answers we do not have yet. The gaps are shown rather than hidden.

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The entries

10 of the 10 entries below are not filled in yet

They are shown as blanks rather than hidden, because a page about legal status that quietly omits the parts we cannot answer is worse than no page at all. Until an entry is filled, treat it as unknown — not as implied.

Registered name

not published yet

The name that appears on a contract or a court filing, which is not always the name on the website.

Legal form

not published yet

Association, foundation, company limited by guarantee — this decides who is liable and who can be held to account.

Country of registration

not published yet

Which country's law governs us, and therefore whose courts you would use.

Register and number

not published yet

The public entry you can look us up in without asking us anything.

Registered address

not published yet

Where legal correspondence reaches us. Not necessarily where anyone works.

Represented by

not published yet

The person or people legally able to bind the organisation.

Founded

not published yet

How long this has existed, so you can weigh what we say against how long we have been saying it.

Charitable / tax status

not published yet

Whether a recognised authority has accepted that we exist for public benefit, and whether a gift can be set against tax.

VAT identification

not published yet

Relevant if you are an organisation giving or invoicing us.

Supervisory authority

not published yet

Who regulates us — and therefore who you can complain to about us who is not us.

02

Why a donor should care about any of this

Legal form is not paperwork trivia. It decides three things that matter to someone deciding whether to give you money: who is on the hook if it goes wrong, who has the power to inspect us, and whether the organisation survives the departure of the people currently running it.

A registered entry means you can check us without our permission. That is a different kind of trust from reading a nicely written page — including this one.

03

What we are not claiming

Until the charitable and tax entry above is filled in, we are not a recognised charity for tax purposes and nothing on this site should be read as saying we are. We will not use the word in a way that implies recognition we have not been granted.

The same applies to receipts. If we cannot yet issue one that is any use to you at tax time, we will say so directly rather than sending something that looks official and is not.

04

If you need something in writing

Ask, and we will send whatever documentation exists at the time you ask — including, if that is the true answer, confirmation that a registration is still in progress.

info@i-h-c-p.com

This page is not the legal notice or the privacy policy. Where those are required, they live on their own pages and this one links to them once they exist.

The blanks on this page are the honest state of a young organisation. They are meant to be filled in and dated, not to stay here.