Camp's proposed deduction floor troubles charities
But some observers predict that the impact on the deduction and on charitable giving would be significant. David L.
Cap On Deductions Proposed Again
The president is required to submit a budget proposal to Congress, which he has done, but it’s “not really going anywhere in terms of being adopted as presented,” said Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits in...
State Tax Reform in 2014 and Charitable Giving Incentives
Comprehensive tax reform remains a priority on several state legislative agendas in 2014, and nonprofits learned...
+What is the biggest threat to nonprofit missions that no one is talking about?
This question is quite timely, given increasing community needs.
+Tax Reform Lessons Learned From State Experiments
As Congress begins to dive deeper into comprehensive tax reform, much depends on unproven projections and economic theories.
+The lab results are in on tax reform
If the states serve as our policy laboratories, then the lab results are demonstrating conclusively what’s in the best interest of local communities.
+National Council of Nonprofits’ CEO Brings Voices of America’s Local Charitable Nonprofits to Congress
Washington, DC – In testimony today before the House Ways and Means Committee, National Council of Nonprofits (Council of Nonprofits) President and CEO Tim Delaney shared the concerns of more than 100 specific, community-based nonprofits from...
+Beyond the Noise and Whispers: Front-Line Nonprofits Speak Up for Communities
Supercommittee members, tasked with cobbling a deal to shrink the federal deficit by at least $1.2 trillion, have heard three waves of influencers. First, protesting noisily, Tea Partiers have shouted and the Occupy movement has marched.
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