Businesses that are organized as 501(c) organizations for tax purposes must follow certain rules and regulations. A 501(c) organization is tax-exempt and has been organized for charitable or other ...

The IRS grants tax-exempt status to qualified public charities, private foundations, churches and religious organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the federal tax code. The IRS also grants ...

Tax-exempt organizations are facing more scrutiny than ever. Federal and state regulators have signaled an intent to more aggressively investigate nonprofits, and compliance missteps that once drew a ...

Nonprofit news organizations were supposed to be journalism’s next great hope. Like a rocket shooting from the dying planet of print news, nonprofit outlets were supposed to be able to focus on the ...

In Private Letter Ruling 201935013 (released Aug. 30, 2019), the Internal Revenue Service denied a charitable remainder unitrust’s (CRUT’s) request to be recognized as tax-exempt under Internal ...

When borrowing for capital projects, 501(c)(3) borrowers often have various options to achieve their financing goals. Traditional financing through a bank or engaging in specific capital campaign ...

501(c) is a general designation that refers to non-profit organizations in the United States exempt from federal income tax. Tax-exempt status empowers charities to focus on their mission, not tax ...

While the IRS was scrutinizing Tea Party groups, other organizations were clearly using the majority of their funds for political activity. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 ...

The Obama administration is pushing for stricter limits on the use of tax-exempt organizations for political campaigning. The new rules proposed Tuesday have to do with groups organized under Section ...