+Nonpartisan Nonprofits to Political Parties: Join the Fight to Keep Partisan Politics Away from 501(c)(3) Organizations
Washington, DC – In a letter delivered today, the National Council of Nonprofits alerted the chairs of the...
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+Here’s Everyone Who’s Freaking Out About the Tax Bill and Why
People who like keeping politics out of church and churches out of politics: freaking out. Largely...
+The era of partisan nonprofits could soon be upon us
The National Council of Nonprofits has a detailed comparison of the House and Senate bills ...
+U.S. Senate Tax Bill Deals a Devastating Blow to Jewish Organizations
Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, issued a statement saying:"The House and Senate had...
+Final Senate Bill Provides Little For Nonprofits
David Thompson, vice president of public policy for the National Council of Nonprofits, voiced concern that the tax on university endowments could create a slippery slope.
+How the federal tax bill could affect Minnesotans
John Pratt, executive director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits, said increasing the standard deduction could cut in half the number of people who will itemize their tax returns.
+New tax bills worry Idaho nonprofits
The Idaho Nonprofit Center has another worry. They believe wording in the tax bills has the potential to inject politics into work of nonprofits.
+Senate Tax Bill: Extremely Harmful to Americans and Nonprofits, But Less Bad Than the House Version
Washington, DC - Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, issued the following statement expressing grave disappointment in the Senate’s passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act:
+Another target of Republican tax bill: donations to nonprofits
It’s a heavy lift even in the best of times. And thanks to the Republican-driven tax “reform” legislation now hurtling through Congress like a runaway freight train, these are far from the best of times.
+Local nonprofits worried about tax reform bill
With the tax benefit of charitable giving no longer available to 95 percent of taxpayers, nonprofits in Connecticut and across the country believe that private donations will plummet and their work in communities will suffer, said CT Community...
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