+IRS Backs Off On Donor SSN Rule
The National Council of Nonprofits had rallied against the proposal since it was first introduced in September, primarily on the grounds that it could facilitate scam artists seeking to solicit private information.
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+National Council of Nonprofits Statement on IRS Withdrawal of Proposed Nonprofit Gift Substantiation Rulemaking
Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits (Council of Nonprofits), made the following statement on the withdrawal of proposed rulemaking regarding nonprofit gift substantiation:
+IRS Won’t Ask Nonprofits to Collect Social Security Numbers
Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, also rallied against the effort, arguing the rule could have a chilling effect on donors.
+IRS Scraps Rule to Collect Donors’ Personal Data
A day before the comment period closed, 215 nonprofit organizations in a joint...
+IRS Dumps Proposal to Ask Charities for SSNs of Donors
Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, had expressed concern about the proposal opening the door for scam artists who would get access to the donees’ personal information.
+Roberts applauds decision to scrap IRS charitable giving bill
Charitable organizations spoke out against the proposed rule.
+IRS Nixes Unpopular Charitable Donation Substantiation Rules
Independent Sector and the National Council of Nonprofits also applauded the move.
+IRS Rule Change Could Endanger Charities and Donors
Donors aren’t the only ones with something to fear from the proposed rule. Charities, too, are at risk, and they are making their concerns known.
+Critics Blast IRS Plan to Collect Donors’ Personal Data
Tim Delaney, president and chief executive of the National Council of Nonprofits, told TheNonProfit Times that he was “dumbfounded” by the proposal because the IRS was trying to fix something that wasn’t broken. Delaney, whose...
+Rule would encourage nonprofits to collect SSNs with donations
“It’s a recipe for disaster,” President of the National Council of Nonprofits Tim Delaney said.
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