ArticleHow Artists Can Support Charitable Initiatives Through Art SalesArtists have a long history of supporting charitable and social justice initiatives.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawFrankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC
ArticleHow To Avoid Difficult Limited Partner Exits At Year 15In recent years, there has been an insurgence of private firms who have begun systematically challenging nonprofits' project-transfer rights and disrupting the normal exit process in hopes of selling the...United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawSheehan Phinney Bass & Green
ArticleHow To Select A Merger/Reorganization Structure That Is Right For Your Nonprofit (Part I)Recently, the nonprofit sector has seen a drastic rise in the number of nonprofit mergers and reorganizations.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawFox Rothschild LLP
ArticleHow Would President Obama’s Budget Affect Charities?A discussion on the recently released Obama Administration budget proposal for 2014. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawMcGuireWoods LLP
ArticleHunger In New York City And How We Can HelpOn a daily basis we are inundated with news and information from all over the world. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawProskauer Rose LLP
ArticleIRS Eliminates Donor Disclosure Obligations For Many Nonprofit EntitiesEarlier this week, the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released a new revenue procedure (Rev. Proc. 2018-13) that puts an end to the requirement that certain nonprofit...United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawDentons
ArticleIRS Releases Report On Underreporting Of Unrelated Business Taxable Income At Nonprofit Educational InstitutionsThe Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently released a report (Report) summarizing its findings after a multiyear compliance examination of tax-exempt colleges and universities following the distribution of detailed questionnaires to 400 randomly selected entities. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawDay Pitney LLP
ArticleIs It the End of the Johnson Amendment as We Know It?While speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast on February 2, 2017, President Trump reaffirmed his commitment to repeal the law that restricts organizations that are tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code ("Code") from engaging in political campaign activities. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawProskauer Rose LLP
ArticleKurtz Weighs In On 501(c)(3) Charity Rules For ‘Fight With Kash'Pryor Cashman Partner Daniel Kurtz, co-chair of the Nonprofit Organizations Practice, spoke with ABC News about the tax rules that could impact a 501(c)(3) charity run by political activist Kash Patel.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawPryor Cashman LLP
ArticleLosing A Federal Grant Award—Now What?With the close of the federal government fiscal year at the end of September, disappointed nonprofit grantees who did not receive the funding they had hoped for may be considering their next steps. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawVenable LLP
ArticleMy Friend Just Created A Charitable Foundation...Should I?Economically, it does not make sense to start a foundation with less than $10 million. There are legal fees to create, IRS filing fees to be recognized, annual tax returns with both the IRS and the Illinois Attorney General's office, and a requirement that a CPA firm annually audit you.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawGolan Christie Taglia
ArticleNavigating The FCPA: "Anything Of Value" As Examples Of Bribes Under The FCPAThere are numerous examples of what constitutes "anything of value" in the context of bribing foreign officials under the FCPA...United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawTaylor English Duma
ArticleNew Registration Rules for "Commercial Co-Venturers"South Carolina recently revised its Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act. The Act now contains new requirements - effective October 4, 2014 - for advertisers whose commercial co-ventures are open to South Carolina residents. Here's a summary of what you need to know.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawFrankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC
ArticleNewsbits: Fall 2017This issue's "Newsbits" highlihts a study showing digital revenue on the rise, some new positions that might emerge at not-for-profits and a report that sheds some light on employee retention.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawORBA
ArticleNewsbits: Spring 2017Donors from households with net assets of $1 million or more — or those that bring home at least $200,000 annually...United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawORBA
ArticleNewsbits: Summer 2016Microsoft's philanthropic arm has announced that it will donate $1 billion in cloud computing resources over the next three years to not-for-profit organizations and nongovernmental organizations worldwide. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawORBA
ArticleNon-Profits Facing Bankruptcy: Going Broke Can Cost A LotIn the cat and mouse game that is debt collection, non-profit entities have a distinct advantage over for-profits; they can't be forced into bankruptcy.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawMirick O’Connell
ArticleNonprofit Insurance Coverage: You Need More Than A Directors And Officers PolicyA discussion on how protected is our nonprofit's board if we have directors and officers liability insurance. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawVenable LLP
ArticleNonprofit Newsletter Fall 2017 - Certain New York Donor Disclosure Requirements Remain Unenforced … For NowIn the fall of 2016, certain charitable donor disclosure requirements came into effect under New York law.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawDay Pitney LLP
ArticleNonprofits And Cybersecurity: Understanding And Managing The Risks Of Cyber ThreatsIt is also critical to develop a plan for responding to a cyberattack or data breach before it happens. United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawPatterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP