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Tax exempt organizations that earned less than $25,000 of annual income where not previously required to file a tax return with the IRS. The tax law changed and all tax exempt organizations, including those with incomes less than $25,000 were required to file an IRS form 990 by May 17, 2010, or risk [...]
Charity Lawyer: , Lindsey Harris, attorney with the Make a Wish Foundation, writes about the importance of charities using good contracts. “From protecting your brand to purchasing the goods needed to deliver your mission, contracts are an essential part any nonprofit business. Without solid contracts–the kind you can understand and actually use to [...]
The Nonprofit Law Blog has semi-famous quotes from the Jerry Sienfeld show and ties them into important nonprofit organization governance issues. The article covers a lot of important nonprofit governance ground.
CharityLawyer.com: “This list was started as the inaugural post to CharityLawyer Blog. The post struck a nerve, was mentioned by the Chronicle of Philanthropy, the Nonprofit Quarterly, and numerous bloggers and twitter users. San Francisco tax-exempt organizations lawyer and publisher of the Nonprofit Law Blog, Gene Takagi, reviewed the list and added five [...]
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