IRS Goes After Low Hanging Fruit in Challenging Charitable Deductions

In recent years the IRS has seen its budget slashed by Congress—which has led to a 23 percent reduction in…

What’s in a Name? To Donors, Quite a Bit

Apparently Shakespeare was wrong. At least in the nonprofit world, there is quite a bit to fight over with respect…

Colorado Governor Hickenlooper last week signed into law HB 16-1129, which provides for enhanced enforcement measures for charitable fraud under…

Last week, the CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Sue Desmond-Hellman, released a letter detailing the Foundation’s progress…

Criticism has been fast and fierce to a California legislative proposal that would require any nonprofit engaging in charitable solicitation…

Donors interested in supporting long-term charitable goals and mission here in Colorado could get a boost, in the form of…

President Obama recently released his proposed budget for 2017, which contains several important tax changes for exempt organizations in key…

Private foundations that make grants are generally very familiar with the expenditure responsibility rules, which require a heightened level of…

The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office recently released its Annual Report on Charitable Solicitations in Colorado. The report summarizes the…

Amid a furor over privacy concerns, the IRS has pulled its proposed regulations under Section 170(f)(8)(D) that provided an alternative…