+Negotiations Continue
A bipartisan group of senators is hoping to use the next coronavirus relief package to chip away — in a big way — at Republicans’ efforts to curb the deduction for charitable contributions.
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+Bill coming due for some California nonprofits that laid off workers
Private-sector employers must pay a tax on each employee that goes into their state’s trust fund that pays unemployment benefits.
+Facing a fundraising squeeze, charities turn to TV ads
Nonprofits are facing an unprecedented challenge: Revenues have plummeted and at the same time, demand for their services has skyrocketed, said Rick Cohen, chief operating officer at the National Council of nonprofits.
+Nonprofits Face Bleak Future as Revenue Dries Up Amid Coronavirus
Most, though, are smaller nonprofits like Gilgal.
+ICANN decision to reject sale of dot-org registry garners praise
The National Council of Nonprofits, an advocacy group that opposed the sale, lauded ICANN Friday for reaching what it called "the only logical decision in this situation," saying in a statement that allowing the registry to change to for-profit...
+IRS Proposes Grouping Of Nonprofits' Taxable Biz Income
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+Debate over charitable deductions, cont'd
The poor score for the temporary above-the-line deduction fueled criticism that the provision not only won’t do much to boost philanthropy, but it also will be difficult to enforce.
+$484B More in Stimulus Funds Headed for Release: What’s Included, What’s Not
Taking stock of the current bill and looking to the future, Delaney tells NPQ that the National Council on Nonprofits is “glad more funding is being made available for the PPP and EIDL programs.
+Charity streaming becoming more popular as a way for organizations to raise money during COVID-19
Finding ways to reach donors is even more important right now as our interactions with others are being limited.
So we asked Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, what this means for these organizations.
+Coronavirus raises stakes in the .org battle
Today was originally the deadline by which ICANN, which oversees the internet's address system, would issue its decision on whether to stop or allow the transfer of the dot-org (.org) domain registry to a private equity firm.
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