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Google Grants: A Small Nonprofit’s Ultimate Marketing Weapon
Featured post by Julia Campbell Powering a small nonprofit requires you to make the most of every marketing opportunity, big or small. You want to promote your cause every chance you get, and Google Ads can be a great way…
Incident Reports: Responding Promptly and Properly
What happens when a person is injured in connection with a nonprofit’s activities? Two correct answers are (1) care should be given to the injured person; and (2) an incident report should be completed. Additional answers may include mandated reporting…
Religious Tax Reclassification for Public Charities
Churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, and other houses of worship have long enjoyed Section 501(c)(3) public charity status, with resulting exemption from IRS Form 990 filings, availability of clergy housing allowances, and religious liberty protections. When, why, and how should other…
Making Room: Property Tax Exemption and Third-Party Facility Usage
If your nonprofit provides facility usage to another organization, could its property consequently lose tax-exempt qualification? That question often becomes extremely important to many organizations as they consider potential opportunities for revenue generation, wise stewardship of their resources, and issues…
Remote Work and Noncompetes: Do Geographic Restrictions Still Matter?
Employees often are a nonprofit’s greatest asset. Passionate for the cause, knowledgeable about the organization’s donors and operations, and promoting the mission with loyal dedication, they can be nothing short of invaluable. But what happens if an employee leaves a…
Changing Times and Contract Hot Spots
No doubt, our recent times have been epochal – significantly affecting individuals, nonprofits, and much more. We’ve seen a pandemic, racial tension, mass shootings, protests, war, incredible social media influence, and increasing division on social issues. We all have been…
Nonprofit Sales Tax Exemption – Simple or Complex?
“Can we get sales tax exemption?” Wagenmaker & Oberly, LLC law firm’s State Compliance and Tax Practice Group handles this question on a regular basis, usually for a specific state and increasingly with an eye toward online activity and multi-state…
Multicorporate Structuring Basics for Nonprofit Leaders
Innovative nonprofit leaders frequently leverage so-called “multicorporate structures” to achieve multiple beneficial objectives. May nonprofit corporations do so, such as through forming subsidiaries? If so, when, and why? What are the liability and tax implications? This article describes legal aspects…
Personnel Handbooks – For Employees, Volunteers, and Others Too?
Many nonprofits use employee handbooks to serve the valuable function of providing their employees with advance notice of work expectations, applicable requirements, and other responsibilities for a productive and mutually beneficial relationship. Such goals may likewise apply to volunteers serving…