Category Archives: Nonprofit lawyer
Starting a Nonprofit?
The IRS Form 1023 EZ makes it extremely easy and less expensive for applicants to apply to the IRS for recognition as a 501(c)(3) tax exempt nonprofit. While serving on the IRS Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities … Continue reading
Posted in Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities (ACT), IRS, IRS ACT committee, Martin Law Firm, Marty Martin, Nonprofit lawyer, Nonprofit lawyer, Nonprofit Organizations, North Carolina Lawyer for Nonprofits, North Carolina nonprofit lawyer, Starting a Nonprofit, Tax exempt organization
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25 Quotes (and counting) for the Nonprofit Sector
On this gorgeous autumn day filled with yellow leaves one is reminded that working in the nonprofit sector requires maintaining a sense of humor and perspective. Vu Le in his recent Nonprofit with Balls’ blog “25 quotes by famous people … Continue reading
Goldman Sachs – 10,000 Women and 10,000 Small Business Programs
Dina Powell, president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, recently spoke at Duke’s Sanford School. She discussed several Goldman Sachs’ programs which are built on the concepts of social enterprise and entrepreneurship operating through women owned and small businesses as a … Continue reading
Posted in Center for Advancement Social Entrepreneurship ("CASE"), Duke University, Foundations, Goldman Sachs Foundation, Harvard Business School Initiative on Social Enterprise, Hauser Institute for Civil Society, Nonprofit lawyer, Nonprofit Organizations, North Carolina Lawyer for Nonprofits, Sanford School of Public Policy, Social Enterprise, Social Entrepreneurship
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A Web Link on IRS.gov
Nonprofit Quarterly published my article “The Case of the Disappearing Exempt Organizations Link on IRS.gov” on Wednesday, August 24, 2016. It is a short article -well not quite as short as this blog. My article was prompted by a 2016 … Continue reading →