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Independent Sector Seeks Comments on Ideas
To Strengthen Governance and Accountability
Work Groups and Expert Advisory Group offer comments
on draft proposals of Senate Finance Committee
Full Article (free)
Court Adopts “Multi-Factor Approach”
To Determine Standing in Charity Case
Hershey School Alumni Association is permitted to challenge
action of state Attorney General under expanded analysis of
factors
IRS Reiterates Right of Foundations
To Support Lobbying by Public Charities
Responds with helpful answers to questions about using
legislative activity as a means of reaching philanthropic
goals
Behind the Numbers
In-Kind Contributions:
How to Account For Them Correctly
By Eric Fraint
Your Part-Time Controller, LLC
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Thursday with the Editor, February 24
To the Point
We
are in the process of updating our by-laws. Is there a specific
procedure we must follow by state/federal law to do this?
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Lessons from Litigation
Full
Article
- Action
taken by improperly elected Board
is a nullity and ineffective to extinguish easements
Tax Matters Full Article
- Budget
proposes tax- free IRA withdrawals for charity;
new tax on investor-owned life insurance benefits - Court
says 501(c)(3) church is religious society,
not eligible for broader “public use” exemption
Employment Law Full Article
- Employee
harassed by Board Co-Chair
did not show hostile work environment - Trooper
injured in charity softball game
is eligible for workers’ compensation
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