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IRS Reform Bills Passed by House Ways & Means Committee

The House of Ways and Means committee passed seven bills this week, all of which aim to reform the IRS.  It is part of the GOP House’s efforts to come up with a 2016 fiscal year budget.  Here is the…

Nonprofit Tax Changes Could Come in 2015

According to Harold Hancock, legal counsel for the House Ways and Means Committee, tax code changes are possible this year for charities and other nonprofits.  We talked about this last year (and the year before), but so far, nothing has…

Bill to Require More Advanced Revocation Notice

Bill to Require More Advanced Revocation Notice

We recently discussed a new bill which would require the IRS to give nonprofit organizations more advanced notice before revoking their tax-exempt status. Sens. Dan Coats and Ben Cardin coordinated the “Notice for Organizations That Include Charities is Essential (NOTICE)…

Federal Report Shows the IRS is Falling Short on Oversight of Charities

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that audits of tax-exempt groups have been on the decline. Due to its lack of resources and a dwindling workforce, the IRS has only reviewed 0.7 percent of filing charities’ tax returns. Based…

Tax Breaks for Ebola Charity and Medical Expenses

The IRS released two notices (Notice 2014-65 and 2014-68) in late October that state the following: President Obama has stated that the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in West Africa is a public health emergency, a humanitarian crisis, and a…

IRS Revises Procedure for Reinstating Tax-Exempt Status

IRS Revises Procedure for Reinstating Tax-Exempt Status

The Internal Revenue Service has issued new guidance (in the form of Revenue Procedure 2014-11) for small nonprofits looking to regain lost tax-exemption.  The process outlined in the Rev. Proc. significantly changes the reinstatement process…mostly for the better. Under the…

What Does a Government Shutdown Mean to Nonprofits?

UPDATED (9:00 am, 10/1/2013):  It happened.  Most non-essential, federal workers are now furloughed until further notice. As of midday, Monday, September 30, 2013, both sides of the political aisle are firmly entrenched on the federal budget talks and neither side…

The First Head Has Rolled!

Breaking News! – 6:45 pm (EDT), May 15, 2010 The first head has been chopped off in the unfolding IRS scandal.  President Obama just announced the resignation of IRS Acting Commissioner Stephen Miller. Who’s next?

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