+IRS Proposes Grouping Of Nonprofits' Taxable Biz Income
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+Early data shows charitable giving dipped slightly under Trump tax law
But stakeholders in the nonprofit sector expressed concerns, saying that Treasury's data is in line with other studies that have shown that Trump's tax law had a negative effect on charitable giving.
+Nonprofits Face Headaches Under Income Reporting Rules
The American Institute of CPAs in November 2019 asked the IRS to exclude small tax-exempt organizations from the measure, saying those entities don’t have the tools that their larger counterparts have to...
+Nonprofits May Face Costly Hurdles To Get Fringe Benefit Refunds
That might not seem like much, but David Thompson, vice president of public policy for the National Council of Nonprofits, said 92% of all nonprofits have revenues of less than $1 million.
+Congress made a mistake on this tax measure – and admitted it
“Some eliminated parking and transit pass benefits.
+Final SALT Rules Could Save Scholarship Fund, Parents Tell IRS
The 25,000-member National Council of Nonprofits has yet to hear whether nonprofits like the proposed rules.
+New state tax law, changes to nonprofit giving
"The big change this year, is that people who are using the standard deduction on their state income taxes can also get a tax benefit for the money they donate to local nonprofits," said Kate Jensen, the CEO of the Ronald McDonald House Charities...
+Congress moves to repeal “parking tax”
The unrelated business income tax was imposed on a variety of fringe benefits such as free parking, subsidized transit passes, and use of on-premises athletic facilities. The taxes were immediately unpopular, in part because they applied to...
+Lawmakers strike agreement on last-minute tax package
At the same time, the legislation would rescind a controversial tax included in the 2017 tax law on fringe benefits churches and...
+Transportation Benefits Tax Axed From House Bill
“Justice delayed is still justice,” said David Thompson, vice president of public policy for the National Council of Nonprofits in Washington, D.C.
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