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4-28-405. Charitable organization — Filing of contracts.
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4-28-405. Charitable organization — Filing of contracts.
(a) Each contract between a charitable organization and a fund-raising counsel shall be in writing and shall be filed by the charitable organization with the Secretary of State before the performance by the fund-raising counsel of any material services under the contract.
(b) The contract shall contain any information that will enable the Secretary of State to identify the services the fund-raising counsel is to provide and the manner of his or her compensation.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 4-28-405
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4-28-405. Charitable organization — Filing of contracts.
(a) Each contract between a charitable organization and a fund-raising counsel shall be in writing and shall be filed by the charitable organization with the Secretary of State before the performance by the fund-raising counsel of any material services under the contract.
(b) The contract shall contain any information that will enable the Secretary of State to identify the services the fund-raising counsel is to provide and the manner of his or her compensation.
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