On the heels of the Supreme Court decision in U.S. v. Windsor earlier this summer, the IRS has issued a…
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Tax-Exempt Status
For Many Charities in Limbo, Court Action Not a Practical Alternative
We have blogged and otherwise published previously about the extensive processing delays at the IRS that are affecting many new…
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Controversy at IRS Continues to Churn
While the issue no longer is front and center within the mainstream media, the IRS continues to be under scrutiny…
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Government Funding an Important Slice of Charitable Pie
The Wall Street Journal recently ran an opinion piece, How Big Government Co-Opted Charities, (note: subscription required) that explores the…
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Key Question for Entrepreneurs: Nonprofit or No?
The New York Times just ran an interesting case study about a social enterprise, ThinkImpact, that highlights fundamental structural issues…
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On the Fast Track? IRS Unveils New Expedited Review Process for 501(c)(4) Applicants
The IRS has issued a report that hopefully represents a strong step forward in improving accountability and procedures at the…
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Testimony Puts Face on IRS Targeting and Delays, But Many More Are Affected
To follow up on the ongoing IRS debacle, the House held hearings earlier this week where members of targeted organizations…
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IRS Bombshell: Political Screening of Conservative Organizations Underscores Larger Problems in Determination Process
The IRS dropped a bombshell last week when it admitted that it made mistakes in the way it gave heightened…
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NFL Is No Charity: Different 501(c) Exempt Organizations Play by Different Rules
For most people, the terms “nonprofit” or “exempt organization” evoke images of the 501(c)(3) public charity. However, there are actually…
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When Disaster Hits, Is a New Organization Necessary?
After tragedies like the Boston Marathon bombings or Hurricane Sandy, there is an inspiring and admirable outpouring of support to…
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