We’ve previously posted on the new excise tax on executive compensation enacted as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs…
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Nonprofit Law Blog
Sales Tax Exemption in Colorado: Results May Vary
In Colorado, nonprofit organizations that are exempt from federal income taxation are automatically exempt from paying Colorado state income tax—apart…
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Nonprofits Not Exempt from New Colorado Data Security Law (Guest Post)
By Deborah Howitt Director, Lewis Bess Williams & Weese P.C. Colorado recently passed House Bill 18-1128, which applies to all…
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Changes in Donor Disclosure Rules for Some Exempt Organizations
The IRS has just announced that certain exempt organizations will no longer need to provide donor information on their Form 990s….
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Not So Fast: ABA Recommends Delay of UBIT “Silo Rule” Until IRS Issues Regulations
We’ve blogged quite a bit about changes affecting the exempt sector under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. One change…
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NY Attorney General Calls Out Trump Foundation for Illegal Conduct
An important—and often overlooked—topic for exempt organizations is that they are subject to regulation at the state level, in addition…
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IRS Launches New Tax Exempt Organization Search
The IRS this week launched its new online Tax Exempt Organization Search tool—TEOS for short—which replaces the EO Select Check…
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The IRS has been a bit busy lately, as it has released several new or updated forms as well as…
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Colorado Bill Aims to Spur Charitable Donations for Long-Term Good
Some changes in the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act—including a massive increase in the standard deduction that will reduce…
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New Tax Law Focus: Deduction Sacked for Season Ticket Holders
This post continues our focus on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions that affect the tax-exempt sector. One change…
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