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Background checks and screening for nonprofit organizations may mean different things to different organizations. For example, some nonprofits may limit themselves to screening for sex…

In a perfect world, nonprofit organizations would enter contracts, both parties would perform their end of the contract, and everyone would benefit. However, the COVID-19…

Although the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may audit your church under some circumstances, Congress has limited how and when the IRS may conduct a civil…

Churches enjoy a unique status under the federal tax code. Non-profit organizations generally must apply for tax-exempt status with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). As…

Proxy voting may be an option for your nonprofit organization. Historically, non-profit organizations conducted business by boards of directors or members meeting regularly and voting…

Establishing tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the federal tax code is an initial step that most organizations must take to operate as non-profit organizations.…

Nonprofit lawyers are often asked the difference between directors and officers in a nonprofit corporation. Directors and officers are roles within a nonprofit corporation that…