+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.
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+California Looks Into Billions Held in Funds Intended for Charities
Total assets in donor-advised funds are about $121.4 billion nationally and the funds pay out an average of 20.9% of assets a year, according to a 2019 report from the National Philanthropic...
+Congress made a mistake on this tax measure – and admitted it
“Some eliminated parking and transit pass benefits.
+The government expands access to student loan forgiveness—just read the fine print
That’s what motivated Dragonetti, who is the membership and marketing manager at the California Association of Nonprofits in San Francisco.
+California lags other high-tax states on state and local deduction workaround
But the plan also could increase contributions if a person who previously gave $200 now gives $10,000 to get a tax credit. In this case the charity would be ahead by $800.
+Calif. Bill Keeps Charitable Deduction in Reach for More Taxpayers
California nonprofit leaders have endorsed a maneuver in the state legislature that would allow the state’s taxpayers to offset the loss of state and local...
+What the GOP tax bill means for California nonprofits
Does that mean fewer Californians will give to charity? California Association of Nonprofits CEO Jan Masaoka says not necessarily.
“The tax component tends to influence the amount, not whether or not you give," Masaoka says.
+This New Review Site Lets Nonprofits Give Feedback To Foundations
The platform itself is a nonprofit initiative supported by several well-known groups on both sides of these transactions, and a 16-person national leadership panel of more philanthropy experts.
+Benefits Of Group Buying Programs In The Nonprofit Sector
Laura Pierce, Executive Director of Washington Nonprofits, shared with me that her organization offers members access to the ...
+New website lets nonprofits rate foundations that fund them
Now the nonprofits that apply for and receive much of that money are offering some anonymous feedback on those foundations through a new online rating tool called GrantAdvisor.org.
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