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+Charitable Nonprofits to Congress: The Final Tax Bill Would Sabotage Our Work in Communities. Kill the Bill and Start Over.
Washington, DC - Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, which advocates on behalf of charitable nonprofits nationwide, released the following statement in opposition to the deal reached by a majority of conferees on...
+Nonprofits and Foundations Stand United in Opposition to the Tax Bill
Washington, DC - Independent Sector, the Council on Foundations, and the National Council of Nonprofits, collectively representing tens of thousands of charitable and philanthropic organizations, are unified in opposition to the final tax...
+Johnson Amendment Saved, For Now
The National Council of Nonprofits has been pushing hard to keep the Johnson Amendment, getting more than 5,600 charities, nonprofits, foundations and houses of worship to sign on in support.
+Tax Bill Will Not Alter Nonprofit Nonpoliticking Rule
"We’re relieved that the devastating proposal to politicize charitable nonprofits, houses of worship, and foundations has been removed from the tax bill that will be voted on next week," Tim Delaney, head of the National Council of Nonprofits,...
+Johnson Amendment Language Exclusion from Tax Bill a (Temporary) Victory for Nonprofits, Houses of Worship, and Foundations
Washington, DC - Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, which advocates on behalf of charitable nonprofits nationwide, released the following statement reacting to the news that language in the tax bill that would...
+GOP tax reform bill could hurt nonprofits if donations drop
Donations represent the largest funding source for nonprofits after fees charged for services and government contracts, said Heather Iliff, president and CEO of Maryland Nonprofits, the sector's statewide trade organization.
+Tax Bill Would Indirectly Reduce Nonprofit Support, Slash Spending for Youth, Some Fear
Nonprofits of all kinds, including youth-serving ones, are feeling “great apprehension,” said Cohen of the National Council of Nonprofits.
+Minnesota nonprofits blast federal tax cut proposals
+Bad news for nonprofits: Will people still give or as much if they can’t get a tax deduction for their charitable giving?
Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, told NPR’s Pam Fessler that a decline in donations “is worrisome at a time when Congress is also trying to cut spending on domestic programs.
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