When a natural disaster or terrorist event happens, public support often swells quickly to try to assist victims. In fact,…
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Nonprofit Law Blog
Bah Humbug! Tax Bill’s Troublesome Implications for Nonprofit Sector
The most recent tax reform effort has drawn criticism on many fronts, and there are a number of troubling provisions…
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Changes Coming to Short-Form 1023-EZ
Early next year, the IRS is planning to implement some changes to the Form 1023-EZ that will require users to…
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Business Philanthropy: Sustaining Support After Disaster
Last week we shared our pride and support for how The Bohemian Foundation and our Colorado communities have stepped up…
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Colorado’s Nonprofit Community Lends Support to Hurricane Recovery Efforts
Our hearts go out to the Texas, Florida, Caribbean and Mexico communities devastated by recent hurricanes and earthquakes. We are…
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Donor-Advised Fund Drama Unfolding
While donor-advised funds (“DAFs”) have been a subject of scrutiny for more than 10 years now, no substantial legal changes…
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DACA’s End Brings Uncertainty to Dreamers and Scholarship Providers
The Trump Administration’s decision to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (“DACA”) program has both students and scholarship…
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Termination of Private Foundation Status: Distributions of Net Assets to a Public Charity
This week’s post continues last week’s discussion on options for termination of private foundation status, which can be complex. For private…
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Organizations that begin their existence as private foundations may well find themselves wanting to change that status for a number…
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Push for Coding Education Sparks Policy Debate
An article this week in the New York Times highlighted the push for coding education in public schools, starting as young…
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