+Nonprofits to Senate: Vote No on Tax Bill, Start Over
Washington, DC - Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, issued the following statement expressing nonprofits' opposition to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act:
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+Nonprofit Advocates Make Last-Ditch Push on Senate Tax Bill
During a call with nonprofit leaders and reporters hosted by the National Council of Nonprofits, Amanda Tyler, executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, said she fears Mr.
+Pennsylvania nonprofits oppose the tax bills
Now is not the time to remain silent. Support the nonprofits you love. Join the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations and the National Council of Nonprofits by contacting your Pennsylvania senators and asking them to:
+On 'Giving Tuesday,' nonprofits eye tax reform
But as the season of charitable giving kicks off, experts are advising to give more this year.
+CT nonprofits fear GOP tax overhaul will reduce charitable giving
There are other concerns, too, said Casa of the CT Community Non-Profit Alliance.
+National Council of Nonprofits CEO: The GOP's tax plan will hurt charitable giving
National Council of Nonprofits President and CEO Tim Delaney joins CNBC's Squawk Box to discuss the tax reform bills' effects on nonprofits...
+Free speech and the pulpit
Yet, many organizations, religious or otherwise, fear what might happen to a political landscape free of the Johnson Amendment. Their concern is that a repeal will attract those aforementioned loophole-seekers.
+Charities Line Up Against Tax Bill
The Colorado Nonprofit Association officially opposed the bill Nov. 13 while it was still up for discussion in the House and hopes these items can be changed or removed in the Senate or that senators will vote down the bill.
+How the tax package could blur the separation of church and politics
For example, religious leaders currently can speak about abortion as long as they do not endorse candidates based on their views regarding the procedure. If the proposed tax code amendment becomes law, they would be free to do just that.
+GOP tax bill will allow nonprofits to endorse political candidates
Anne Gingerich is executive director of the Pennsylvania Associations of Nonprofits. She says, repealing the Johnson Amendment would turn charitable organizations into weapons for political parties.
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