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While perfection is not always obtainable, at a minimum, the federal government expects proactive, good-faith attempts to rectify instances of noncompliance.

Hawaii has revised its charitable solicitation laws to regulate Charitable Fundraising Platforms, creating new compliance requirements for organizations that facilitate charitable giving online. The amendments address inconsistencies in the original legislation and extend the effective date to July 1, 2026, while introducing specific registration, disclosure, and operational requirements for platforms conducting charitable solicitations in the state.

Recently, several states have enacted or proposed laws prohibiting, limiting or otherwise regulating the compensation of nonprofit board members and nonprofit executives.

With 2015 in full swing, tax-exempt organization practitioners should be aware of recently enacted changes to the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) internal operating procedures.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a news release, alerting tax-exempt organizations regarding the May 15 filing deadline for the Form 990.

If your organization struggles each time it needs to fill a board vacancy and does not always come up with the candidates it desires, it may be time to consider creating a board compensation program.

Transferring wealth to loved ones while achieving charitable goals and minimizing taxes may sound like a lot, but this balancing act can be successfully and efficiently accomplished using a charitable lead trust.

The North Carolina Pro Bono Resource Center was formed in 2016 to help increase pro bono participation and productivity among the state's attorneys.

As part of a series of papers outlining tax reform options for the Senate Finance Committee, the SFC staff recently published a paper on tax reform options for tax-exempt organizations and charitable giving.

Donee Reporting would require nonprofit organizations to collect donors' names, addresses and Social Security numbers, and then provide them to the IRS.

The New York Nonprofit Revitalization Act of 2013 is a recently enacted state statute that goes into effect on July 1, 2014.

In a time where funding is scarce, fraud is proving to be devastating to not-for-profit organizations and the communities that they service.

California's Nonprofit Corporation Law consists of three separate laws - the Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law, the Mutual Benefit Corporation Law, and the Religious Corporation Law.

A number of class-action lawsuits were recently filed against non-profit hospital companies over the status of their retirement plans.

In a surprise twist, following rejection at the Appellate Division earlier this Summer, a group of fourteen New Jersey hospitals will now have their challenge...

This week the OIG published Advisory Opinion 15-16 addressing a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation that would seek donations from third parties and provide financial assistance with out-of-pocket patient expenses...

A nonprofit organization’s proposed arrangement to provide copayment assistance to financially needy patients would not result in civil monetary penalties or administrative sanctions.

Since the beginning of the year, many nonprofit federal award recipients have been following the suspension of one of the USAID 's largest nonprofit contractors.