Princeton U. Settles Property Tax Exemption Challenge
“Are You Watching the Court Rulings on Property Tax Exemptions?” In 2015, Linda M. Czipo, of the Center for Non-Profits, “the only umbrella organization for
Can Hate Groups Have 501(c)(3) Educational Status?
Richard Spencer has never shied away from grabbing headlines for his favorite cause: white nationalism. He heads up a nonprofit, National Policy Institute, through which
FY2018 IRS Work Plan: Increased Scrutiny and Changes Coming for 501(c)(4) Applications
Each year, officials at the Internal Revenue Service release a roadmap for the upcoming fiscal year. On September 28, 2017, the agency released its Tax
Labor and Employment Law – New Year's Resolutions for 2017
Now that the hustle and bustle of the holidays are over, it’s time to start making resolutions for the New Year. As a small business
Let's Start the New Year with Good News: Progress on the Multistate Charitable Solicitation Registration
Perhaps the most unexpected aspect of the recent, bizarre, presidential campaign was that charity law – yes, charity law! – was thrust into the daily
Hello, 2017! Four Big Changes Set to Affect the Charitable Sector
As we say a (hopefully) fond farewell to 2016 and we give a welcome “hello” to 2017, it’s important to note that 2017 is shaping up
CA Nonprofits Get Extra Time to File Information Returns
Directors and officers of tax-exempt organizations around the nation generally breathe a sigh of relief when the coveted determination letter from the IRS granting the
Transparency for Benefit Corporations
Around the nation, state legislatures are jumping on the bandwagon to authorize a new kind of for-profit corporate model for socially conscious entrepreneurs and consumers:
Charities in the Courtroom: Part 2
In Charities in the Courtroom, Part 1, we explained that there’s a surprisingly broad range of legal issues that may bring a charity to the
Charities in the Courtroom: Part 1
Although, occasionally, a high-profile charity scandal hits the headlines, most people are unaware that nonprofits go to court (or are summoned there by others) on
Court Blocks Donor List Request – Again
Federal and state regulators want charities to disclose significant amounts of information. For the most part, these organizations are on board with the notion of
Maybe ‘Never Mind' about That 501(c)(3) Ban on Politics
We may be on the verge of an Emily Litella moment: “Never Mind.” For readers not old enough to remember Saturday Night Live in the