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Federal Tax Exemption and Nonprofits: A Primer for the Non-Nonprofit Attorney[CC]
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Federal Tax Exemption and Nonprofits: A Primer for the Non-Nonprofit Attorney[CC]
From one of the nation's leading nonprofit attorneys and a subcommittee chair on the ABA's Nonprofit Organizations Committee - with extensive experience in connection with both federal tax exemption and state nonprofit corporate law - hear a clear, understandable overview of these issues, and come armed with your questions in what will be a very interactive CLE webinar.
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While most attorneys are not specialists in the representation of nonprofit organizations, many are occasionally called upon to provide legal counsel to nonprofits - as pro bono clients, as paying clients, or when the attorney is serving on a nonprofit board of directors. As such, it can be helpful for all attorneys - whatever their area of focus - to understand the basics in this area, as well as the similarities, differences and interplay between the laws governing federal tax exemption and those governing state nonprofit corporate status.
Some of the issues to be explored include:
- What are the principal types of tax-exempt entities and how do they differ?
- How does federal tax-exempt status relate to and intersect with state nonprofit corporate law?
- What do the state nonprofit corporate laws regulate, how do they compare, and what is the interplay between them and a nonprofit's Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws and other corporate documents?
- What do "private inurement" and "private benefit" mean and how are they different - and how do they relate to analogous prohibitions in state nonprofit corporate statutes?
- What are the IRS penalties that can be enforced against recipients of excessive compensation and payments from tax-exempt entities (as well as those who approve them) and how do they work?
- How does the IRS regulate affiliated entities and subsidiaries with different tax statuses?
- What are the IRS rules about affiliations between tax-exempt and taxable entities? And what about "taxable nonprofits" and for-profit subsidiaries owned by nonprofits?
- What are the IRS limitations and prohibitions on lobbying and political activity and how do they differ, especially by the type of entity?
- How does the IRS audit and appeals process work and what are common triggers for IRS examinations?
Product Details
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American Bar Association
Product Code
CE2110FSFTEOLC
Duration
90
Publication Date
10/12/2021 12:00:00 AM
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