Finance Committee Holds Another Hearing On Charity Governance, Ways to Cut Tax Gap
Sen. Grassley looks at contribution deductions as means to slice away at difference between taxes due and taxes paid
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Independent Sector Proposes Charity Reforms In Interim Report to Senate Finance Committee
Panel promises additional recommendations later; Grassley praises effort as beneficial
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Senate Committee’s White Paper Proposes Vast Expansion of Federal Power Over Charities
Proposals extend beyond tax regulation to give IRS, Tax Court authority over traditional state law concepts of fiduciary duty
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A $100 Billion Opportunity, or a Mirage?
Harvard Business Review article undercuts its challenge to charities by bad analogies to business and an unrealistic view of the sector
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Compliance Assessments Protect Charities
Proactive review can reduce the risks of waking up to adverse publicity and loss of trust
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Tax Bill Not Good for Nonprofits, But Not as Bad As It Might Have Been
Johnson Amendment remains to prevent electioneering, incentives for charitable giving eliminated for most taxpayers
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PA Updates Nonprofit Corporation Law
Amendments clarify fiduciary duty to protect officers and directors, create new annual filing requirement and administrative dissolution
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