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December Webinar

Nonprofit Law: The Year in Review
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
1:30 to 3:00 PM ET

Join Nonprofit Issues® editor Don Kramer for his annual review of key developments in nonprofit law, one of our most popular webinars of the year. As nonprofits move back more closely to “normal,” there has nevertheless been a string of important developments affecting the sector.

Here are some of the issues Don will discuss.

Federal taxes on nonprofits begin to bite
IRS proposes standards for limited liability companies
Donor advised funds continue to grow (and so does the controversy)
Courts battle with ecclesiastical abstention doctrine
Fiscal sponsorships are litigated
And more

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Nonprofit Bylaw Review

Don Kramer will review and comment on your own current or proposed bylaws

Do your Bylaws reflect the way you actually operate? Do they protect the interests of those who should be protected? Do they spell out clearly how to deal with governance issues? Or do they create uncertainty for those who have to implement them?

Most nonprofits don't spend a lot of time looking at their Bylaws until there is a question or a dispute. That's when you need bylaws that are clear and unambiguous, so your questions on how to proceed are already answered. That's when bad bylaws can lead to unnecessary controversies or even costly litigation. Nonprofit Issues editor Don Kramer will review your current or proposed Bylaws to see if they work for you.

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