Nonprofit Resources
What to Consider Before Accepting a Real Estate Contribution
A gift of real estate can be very generous. If your nonprofit is offered a real estate contribution, you might be tempted to jump at the opportunity. But it's crucial to carefully consider these gifts to avoid any unpleasant surprises and negative consequences.
Section 529 Accounts Are Now Available for Private School Tuition – Part Two
Because 529 accounts are defined in the Internal Revenue Code, it is not automatic or required that the states recognize changes made at the federal level.
Section 529 Accounts Are Now Available for Private School Tuition – Part One
Under the new tax law, amounts in a Section 529 College Savings Account may be used to pay up to $10,000 of the cost of primary and secondary private school tuition and related fees, books, supplies, and equipment.
IRS Extends Deadlines for Issuing Forms 1095-B and 1095-C
The IRS recently announced an extension for the due dates for furnishing Forms 1095-B, Health Coverage, and 1095-C, Employer-Provided Health Insurance Offer and Coverage, to individuals.
Tax Reform Summary: What Nonprofits Should Know
What to know about the final text of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1).
Cell Phone Tower Rental and UBIT: Data from Our Annual Survey
One-third of the respondents in our annual Higher Education Tax Reporting Trends Project survey said they receive rental income from cell phone towers. This can be a tricky when it comes to unrelated business income tax.
What to Know About Taxation of International Students Receiving Financial Aid
If your institution has international students who receive financial aid, there are specific income tax requirements you need to be aware of.
Four Questions to Ask About Executive Compensation at Your Organization
Nonprofit organizations need to attract and retain qualified leadership. But many nonprofit leaders are unaware of the intricacies of the IRS requirements for executive compensation — and of the significant penalties that can arise if the IRS deems compensation “excessive.”
Should Your Organization Accept that Gift?
We’ve all heard the adage “Never look a gift horse in the mouth,” but that is not sound advice for nonprofits. Some gifts may have implications or costs that could have negative consequences for your organization.
Generate Revenue Enhancement Opportunities for Your Organization
Many nonprofit organizations are considering alternative revenue sources as a way to bring in extra funding. As with most initiatives, the key is to plan diligently.