+Statement on Events at the U.S. Capitol
In response to the violent actions today at the U.S. Capitol building, National Council of Nonprofits President and CEO Tim Delaney released the following statement:
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+Letter from National Council of Nonprofits - End the Shutdown
On January 11, 2019, the National Council of Nonprofits sent a letter to the President and Members of Congress, standing with the...
Hear Nothing, Do Nothing
U.S. Senators who don’t know how much charitable giving incentives help their constituents in a meaningful way are not likely to take action.
The Push Is On to Pass the America Gives More Act
“Act for good and help the people in our communities” is the urgent message that charitable nonprofits all over the country are communicating to U.S.
Congress Considering Nonprofit Tax Provisions
In advance of comprehensive tax reform, both the House and Senate are taking action to pass more targeted tax-law changes, some of which relate to the support and operations of charitable nonprofits.
Got Influence?
When it comes to tax reform in the U.S. Senate, nonprofits from eleven states have the inside track on delivering the message on how tax exemptions, giving incentives, and regulations affect the work that charitable nonprofits perform every day...
Federal Budget 101 | Federal Budget Season Opens Soon
The federal budget and appropriations process is expected to begin in March, when President Biden releases his budget proposals for fiscal year 2022....
New Rules on Costs, Reimbursement of Nonprofits Finalized
Major Victory for People Who Rely on Nonprofits
New Rules on Costs, Reimbursement of Nonprofits Finalized
Incoming Senate Tax Chairman Issues Backgrounder on Tax Reform
The incoming chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Sen.
Congress Averts a Government Shutdown, Approves Funding Through September
The Senate followed the House in passing a $1.1 trillion appropriations bill that folded a year’s worth of legislating into one 1,600 page document.
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