How H.R. 9495 could threaten nonprofit organizations, free speech, and democracy by allowing the government to target tax-exempt groups it disagrees with.| Charity Lawyer Blog
The distinction between being nonprofit vs. tax-exempt is an important one based on the interplay between state and federal law.| Charity Lawyer Blog
501(c)(3)s are limited in their ability to lobby. Federal tax law restricts a 501(c)(3)’s lobbying activities under either the substantial part test or| Charity Lawyer Blog
Can your nonprofit lobby without losing its tax-exempt status? In short, yes it can. However, you have to know under which perameters the IRS will allow it.| Charity Lawyer Blog
The Johnson Amendment prohibits exempt organizations from taking any action behalf of or in opposition to a candidate for public office.| Charity Lawyer Blog
Review Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(4) for social welfare organization tax exemption requirements.| www.irs.gov
