Transnational Association of Religious Organizations [TARO] is a voluntary association of religious organizations and establishments. The TARO's most important non-controversial activities are the setting of administrative standards for religious organizations and delineating and standardizing religious information dissipation system resulting in transparency and quality which will increase harmony within the community and enhance national security. The Model Code of Professional Responsibility and / or Model Rules of Professional Conduct

TARO provides religious organizations and institutions accreditation, continuing religious education, information about religions, programs to assist religious leaders and preachers in their work, and initiatives to improve religious and inter-faith harmony for the public. The Mission of the Transnational Association of Religious Organizations is to be representative of all faiths, serving the public and the religious establishments by promoting transparency, quality of services, and respect for national aspirations and harmony.

The Association publishes a general magazine for all members, the TARO Journal. TARO members may also join subject-specific “sections,” and each section publishes a variety of news letters for its members. The sections also hold their own meeting.

TARO has a House of Delegates which acts as the organization’s primary body for adopting new policies and recommendations as part of the association’s official position.