Nonprofit organizations have to pass the organizational and operational tests to be recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS. Due to the requirements of the organizational test, most nonprofit organizations are formed as non-stock nonprofit corporations. This is because boards of directors of corporations with stock are required to maximize shareholder return instead of focusing on …
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Categories
- Accountability
 - Advocacy
 - Applying For Grants
 - Attorney General
 - Board
 - Celebrity Charity
 - Charitable Deductions
 - Compensation
 - Conflict of Interest
 - Congress
 - COVID-19
 - Crisis
 - Director Duties
 - Donations
 - Economic growth
 - Economic hardship
 - Employment Matters
 - Exemption Applications
 - Fiscal sponsorship
 - Form 990
 - Fundraising
 - Grantmaking
 - IRS
 - Jobs
 - Lobbying
 - Merger
 - National emergency
 - News
 - Non-profits
 - Nonprofits
 - Opportunity
 - Pandemic
 - Policy
 - Scams
 - Taxes
 - The Arts
 - Trademark
 - Uncategorized
 - Unrelated Business Income
 - Volunteers