1. Fundamentals of the LETSystem

• 1.1 The Community Economy
• 1.2 Currency and Values
• 1.3 Fundamentals
• 1.4 Definition and Account Holders Agreements

2. Registries and multiLETS

• 2.1 The Registry
• 2.2 multiLETS - within and beyond the Registry
• 2.3 CapitaLETS, LETShare and other familial types

3. Organisation and Operations

• 3.1 Organisation of the Registry
• 3.2 Organisation of the LETSystem
• 3.3 Software

4. Legal Issues

• 4.1 LETS and Government
• 4.2 Taxation
• 4.3 Social Security
• 4.4 Liability
• 4.5 Data Protection

5. System Development

• 5.1 Development Strategy
• 5.2 Regional Development Funding
• 5.3 Development Organisation
• 5.4 Regional Development Plan

6. Landsman Community Services Ltd.

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• the original source is identified
• any changes to the material are indicated
• any charges made for such distribution must only reflect costs and not personal profit
• copyright remains with Landsman Community Services Ltd

The concepts of personal money, community or local currency are regarded by Landsman Community Services as in the public domain. The LETSystem is a specific design in this field originated by Landsman in 1983 and Landsman remains the sole authority regarding the operation of LETSystems.

Landsman Community Services Ltd (Canada)

Version 1.3 August 1994

Landsman Community Services Ltd         Angus Soutar
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Courtenay,  BC                          Wootton
Canada V9N 6N8                          Bedford
(604) 338-0213                          England MK43 9AP
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