+How the AG contenders would run the Charities Bureau
“I’ve seen no comments from any of the candidates,” Doug Sauer, CEO of the New York Council of Nonprofits, said in a telephone interview, on the regulatory issues that face nonprofits.
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+Minnesota cuts taxpayers a break on 2018 deductions
The Revenue Department's decision is welcome news to charities, said Taylor Putz, a public policy advocate at the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.
+Kentucky nonprofits may receive sales tax exemption
According to Danielle Clore, Kentucky Nonprofit Network executive director, organizations are having to spend time and money trying to understand the new laws, determine how the changes affect them and adjust their business practices to comply....
+This Morning: It's National Nonprofit Day
Today is National Nonprofit Day, a time we learn about and appreciate the work done by many people who make a difference for our communities.
+How did Kentucky nonprofits end up taxed?
"There's a lot of frustration, some anger. Concern and anxiety. How is this going to impact our fundraising?" Kentucky Nonprofit Network executive director Danielle Clore asks.
+‘Anxiety and frustration.’ KY charities struggle as new tax hits fund-raising events.
Nonprofits around Kentucky are still trying to figure out exactly how the law applies to them, said Danielle Clore, executive director of the Kentucky Nonprofit Network. The new tax law was approved by the legislature in the spring.
+Massachusetts Senate includes safe injection sites in opioid bill
"Many of these are low-paid positions that require significant education and training, and this program helps to recruit and retain these highly qualified people in our sector," said Michael Weekes, president and CEO of the Providers' Council,...
+Minnesota groups prep for challenging 2020 census
Outside of government, private organizations such as the Minnesota Council on Foundations and the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits are organizing under the Minnesota Census Mobilization Partnership.
+'Nobody was expecting this': Many non-profits blindsided by new sales tax
“If I were involved with a nonprofit, I would communicate with my legislators,” Richards said. “I just think it’s wrong to charge a sales tax on nonprofits.”
+Grant-In-Aid could be fully restored to $46M, undoing last year's cuts
The Joint Finance Committee voted unanimously Tuesday to allocate nearly $46 million to the Grant-In-Aid bill — $4.2 million more than was recommended by Gov. John Carney.
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