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Does Our Nonprofit Have to Register for Charitable Solicitations?

Your nonprofit organization has received donations. Fantastic news! But… do you need to concern yourself with the state’s fundraising registration process? You see words like charitable solicitation, but what does that mean? What actions give rise to a nonprofit needing…

Understanding the 501(c)(3) Public Support Test

Understanding the 501(c)(3) Public Support Test

Over the course of our many years in business, we have found the public support test to be among the least understood topics by nonprofits, especially smaller organizations.  But, it is absolutely critical to understand how it works, lest your nonprofit…

4 Tips for Communicating Social Value to Stakeholders

4 Tips for Communicating Social Value to Stakeholders

This article was provided by UpMetrics. Starting a new nonprofit often requires navigating a maze of regulatory requirements and administrative hurdles. Getting past basic compliance and federal standards is a massive achievement for new organizations, but checking those initial boxes…

Nonprofit Executive Compensation

Nonprofit Executive Compensation

Nonprofit executive compensation is at the top of the list of IRS hot button issues. In recent years, the IRS has been ramping up its oversight and enforcement of nonprofit executive compensation.  With all the rancor surrounding executive perks and bonuses…

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Should I Incorporate My New Nonprofit?

So, you’re planning on starting a new nonprofit sometime soon. Maybe you’ve heard something about incorporating, but you don’t fully understand what that means. Or, someone told you to form an LLC instead. There’s a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding…

Who Really Owns a Nonprofit?

Who Really Owns a Nonprofit?

The concept of who owns a nonprofit organization can be hard for some to grasp, especially given that the answer is, “No one!”  We encounter this confusion with new clients on a fairly regular basis.  And, given people’s understanding of how basic…

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