September 16-30, 2006
Last Issue: September 1-15, 2006
Congress,
Hospitals Struggle
With Community Benefit Reporting
Sen. Grassley promises new “white paper”
on “realistic” expectations for services
Full Article (free)
Third
Circuit Reverses Itself,
Holds “Ministerial Exception” Bars Suit
Court joins other circuits in adopting rule
that dismisses suit by female chaplain for gender bias
Court Can’t Hear Charity Dispute
Without Notice to Attorney General
Nebraska Court says AG must have opportunity
to participate in derivative suit between foundation directors
Ready
Reference Page - 94
Grassley
Questions Status
Of Nonprofit Hospitals
Senator complains about lack of reporting standards,country
club dues, and ‘billions of dollars in tax breaks’
- Kramer to participate In Nonprofit Congress
- Save the Date – November 16 - This Year in Nonprofit Law
- Thursday with the Editor, October 5
To the Point
Our
nonprofit youth football organization has always made our
Board meetings open to the public. At our last meeting, things
became quite disruptive when some in attendance became angry
and interrupted the flow of our meeting and made it difficult
to continue. The next meeting we had was not open to the public.
It was only for Board members so that we could accomplish
our tasks. Some members of the Board believe that this is
an illegal action. Are they right?
Answer
Lessons from Litigation
Full
Article
- Unusual fundraising scheme leads to suit
- Nonprofit denied intervention when Attorney General present
Tax Matters Full Article
- Deduction denied for video production
- Priest’s charitable trust does not qualify for estate tax deduction
- No deduction on Turbotax error
Employment Law Full Article
- Did agency discriminate in creating new
post
to accommodate sub for returning veteran? - Threat of boycott is not interference with job
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