Federal Tax Issues

As states grapple with a host of contentious issues, including severe budget cuts, efforts to alter public employee rights and benefits, and legislation to curtail public services, organized ef

Myth: “It doesn’t matter how I get the money in the door as long as I spend it on charitable activities.”

During this down economy, the donation of goods and services are getting more attention as many households turn to such gifts as an alternative means of providing support for various causes.

Recent changes to the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) have made incentives for hiring eligible veterans available to qualified tax-exempt organizations.

Once a scandal erupts, there’s very little chance any other initiative that has been undertaken by a group will receive much attention.

The issue of lobbying by 501(c)(3) public charitable organizations has long been a confusing area.

The PATH Act (Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act) required that payments for services in 2017 be reported on Form 1099-MISC by January 31 of the following year.  However, if a payor was o

Many public charities have to pass an annual public support test in order to maintain public charity status and avoid being classified as private foundations.

The past decade has been marked by the increasing commercialization of the non-profit sector.

The uncertain economy and tempestuous financial markets of recent years have led some nonprofit organizations to turn to alternative investments.