Foundations Launch Huge Bond Program
At the beginning of March 2020, Americans went about their business and daily lives all but ignoring the news of a raging pandemic in Asia
Fundraisers Seek More Ethical Guidance
Ahead of its “Ethics Awareness Month” events last October, the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) polled its members, online, for reasons including identifying “which ethical
The Mission Statement: Review It Frequently
In New Year, Great Time to Get Your Nonprofit House in Order (January 29, 2020), Debra Raney of Independent Sector reminds us that from time
Paycheck Protection Program: Most Recent Developments
The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was a much-heralded part of the CARES Act, the first substantive Congressional response to the COVID-19 outbreak in the United
More Nonprofit Regulations Up for Comment
There’s a new opportunity right now for interested members of the public to submit comments on proposed regulations affecting the nonprofit sector. Regulations Arising
Trinity Lutheran Pops Up in Latest Religion Case
In the veritable blizzard of this year’s end-of-term Supreme Court rulings – which is not over yet – is a significant First Amendment/religious liberty case:
Group Exemptions: Rules Changes Proposed
For many decades, affiliated nonprofit organizations have enjoyed the “administrative convenience” offered by the Internal Revenue Service’s special group exemption procedures. While the program will
Donor Disclosure Regulations Finalized
For the past two and a half years, there’s been a roller coaster of confusion and controversy about whether some or all nonprofits must disclose
Remote-Work Costs: Must Nonprofits Reimburse?
Remote work is among the many adjustments that employers – including nonprofits – have had to make during the COVID-19 pandemic. The emergency has resulted
Controversial Dot.ORG Sale Blocked
Back in the waning days of 2019, we alerted you to a troubling development in the tech world: The regulation of the dot.ORG domain-name assignments
UPDATE: Payroll Protection Program Flexibility Act
Over the past week, the House of Representatives and Senate passed the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act and the bill awaits the President’s signature. The
New UBIT “Silo” Proposed Regulations
In the final weeks of 2017, there was a frenzy of activity on Capitol Hill. The GOP leadership and the White House were laser-focused on