Nonprofit Resources
15 Questions Nonprofit Board Members Should Be Able to Answer
If you serve as a nonprofit board member, we recommend that you review the organization’s Form 990 and be informed enough to answer these 15 questions.
Higher Education Tax Briefs: Key Developments to Be Aware Of
The 2015 Higher Education Tax Reporting Trends Project takes a look at several interesting and important higher education tax developments.
Insight on Form 990 Data from Our Annual Higher Education Survey
Take a look at some of the Form 990 data we gathered during the 2015 Higher Education Tax Reporting Trends Project, including average total employees, average current salaries, and average total expenses.
Key Higher Ed Tax Reporting Data from Our Annual Survey
For the sixth year, we’ve surveyed colleges, universities, and seminaries across the U.S. on key tax issues and compiled the data into our Higher Education Tax Reporting Trends Project white paper. Here’s a look at some of the survey findings.
Contribution Documentation Checklist
This charitable contribution checklist will point organizations and donors to issues that need to be addressed for a donor to properly claim a contribution deduction.
Same-Sex Marriage Decision & the Exempt Status of Religious Organizations
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision creating a constitutional right to same-sex marriage raises difficult questions about how the court will resolve conflicts between this new right and the legal and tax accommodations provided to religious organizations.
Gift Week: Taxidermy
Learn how to properly handle donations of taxidermy property from a tax standpoint.
Gift Week: Business Gifts
A college president buys a golf putter for a long-time donor. What is the proper tax treatment for this gift?
New White Paper Looks at the Current Top 5 Higher Ed Issues
The Spring edition of our 2015 Higher Education Update provides information and insight on the top issues currently being discussed in higher education.
Gift Week: Gift Cards to Employees
Are gift cards given to employees as birthday presents a de minimis fringe benefit, or taxable?