IRS releases rules for tax-exempt entities to monetize IRA credits
Tax-exempt entities may monetize credits under the Inflation Reduction Act under these rules that the IRS released.
Tax-exempt entities may monetize credits under the Inflation Reduction Act under these rules that the IRS released.
The FTC’s new Safeguards Rule addresses how higher ed institutions must protect students’ information from cyberattacks.
As the first quarter of 2023 wraps up, nonprofits are experiencing lower donations. The economy and consumer spending remain top leading indicators for the segments Museums, Parks, and Zoos, Private Schools, and Membership Associations.
The application of sales and use tax to the activity of exempt organizations is complex and nuanced. State tax and exempt organizations specialists explain what you need to know.
Are you managing your endowment funds under the current rules? See how you match up to these common issues in the application of UPMIFA.
Nonprofits need to overcome the workforce shortage. Organizations must innovate because the labor market will remain tight for the foreseeable future.
Small to medium-size nonprofits have several responsibilities to maintain their tax-exempt status and may be unaware of some of the activities that can jeopardize it. The IRS has recently released many resources to help.
For businesses contemplating a commercial project, the §179D deduction, a provision from the Inflation Reduction Act, is now available for any qualifying commercial energy-efficient building.
Federal compliance requirements like single audits require nonprofits to have financial statement services performed.
Nonprofit compliance requirements vary from state to state. Private foundations, agencies, and other grantors often have their own requirements, too. It’s important for organizations to understand what these are before accepting any funding.
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