+State Charities Officials Want Stalling Of .ORG Sale
“It seems that everyone who takes a look at this sale sees reason for grave concern,” said Tim Delaney, president and chief executive of the National Council of Nonprofits.
+
+Congress made a mistake on this tax measure – and admitted it
“Some eliminated parking and transit pass benefits.
+The Recession Wild Card
Orozco and others point out that inadequate preparation is often not for lack of will but rather lack of resources.
+Final SALT Rules Could Save Scholarship Fund, Parents Tell IRS
The 25,000-member National Council of Nonprofits has yet to hear whether nonprofits like the proposed rules.
+New Overtime Rule Hitting Some Employers Harder Than Others
Meanwhile, nonprofits generally are having an easier time preparing for this rule than the higher threshold they were gearing up to face in 2016, but some organizations still are struggling to cobble together the financing.
+Five thought leadership tips for nonprofit CEOs
It should be no surprise that thought leadership marketing is an effective tool for supporting a nonprofit’s mission. After all, when your organization is out to make the world a better place, it typically has better-than-average stories to tell...
+Nevada Named One Of The Least Charitable States
A new WalletHub ranking looked at where the most generous Americas live – and you needed to look ...
+Charities’ share of donations on the rise
Rick Cohen, chief operating officer for the National Council of Nonprofits in Washington, D.C., said there are a couple of things in play here.
+Congress moves to repeal “parking tax”
The unrelated business income tax was imposed on a variety of fringe benefits such as free parking, subsidized transit passes, and use of on-premises athletic facilities. The taxes were immediately unpopular, in part because they applied to...
+Lawmakers strike agreement on last-minute tax package
At the same time, the legislation would rescind a controversial tax included in the 2017 tax law on fringe benefits churches and...
Pages
