Protect Your Deduction! Substantiation Rules Can Trip Up Donors

The Tax Court recently decided a case in which it denied a charitable deduction of over $27,000 in non-cash contributions….

Donor-Advised Funds Continue to Gain Steam

The Wall Street Journal recently published an interesting article on donor-advised funds, the fastest growing charitable vehicle at this time….

The U.S. House of Representatives earlier this month passed the “America Gives More Act,” a piece of legislation that includes…

The Colorado Secretary of State’s office has just released a best-practices Bingo Toolkit, a free resource that provides pointers and…

This is the second post in an ongoing series on private foundation issues. For the first post on self-dealing issues,…

A recent New York Times op-ed piece around fundraising is picking up some traction, and it’s very title challenges the…

Games of chance, namely bingo and raffles, are often a popular way for nonprofits to fundraise. However, this can come…

Looks like it’s about that time again—several proposals around charitable giving and charitable reform have surfaced, and at least one…

For nonprofit organizations, a potential gift can be a great opportunity—or a big liability. The key is to be able…

New York recently enacted the Nonprofit Revitalization Act, which affects not only New York nonprofits, but nonprofits formed in other…