Nonprofit Fundraising: Legal and Tax Concerns

Tax Deductions for Charitable Giving - The Nonprofit's Responsibilities

When it comes to donors' charitable contributions to a nonprofit, sometimes "deductible" is debatable.

Is the Charitable Deduction Gone?

Why are U.S. nonprofits worried that the changes to the tax plan added under the Trump Administration will reduce charitable giving?

Do Charitable Deductions Help Lower My State Tax Bill?

For the vast majority of U.S. taxpayers, itemizing deductions simply isn’t worth it on their federal return. With no itemization, there's no sense tallying up gifts to charity of over $300—which could lead to a drop in donations. A few states have offset the impact within their own tax codes, however.

Special IRS Gambling Rules for Nonprofits

To prevent abuses and tax evasion, the IRS imposes strict requirements on nonprofits that make money through gambling events.

Tax Concerns When Your Nonprofit Corporation Earns Money

How to steer clear of IRS concerns with your nonprofit earning money in the same way a for-profit business does.

What Constitutes a Quid Pro Quo or Token Gift for Charitable Contributions?

January 1, 2019. There's no need to tell donors to subtract out the value of return gifts to them that were merely "token" items--but how much is that?

How are Nonprofits Affected by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act?

Nonprofits can expect less charitable giving and fewer charitable bequests under the TCJA.

When Are Appraisals Required for Donations?

Any donor who claims a charitable deduction of $5,000 or more must obtain a qualified appraisal of the item’s value.

Effective Fundraising for Nonprofits: Real-World Strategies That Work

Covers many of the important legal and tax issues regarding nonprofit fundraising.

Fundraising Registration: An Overview

Most states require nonprofits to register before soliciting contributions from state residents.