Posts Categorized: Taxes

COVID-19 Relief for Nonprofit Employers

March 27, 2020 Posted by Kristen Anderson in Congress, COVID-19, Crisis, Employment Matters, IRS, Non-profits, Nonprofits, Taxes, Uncategorized

In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, federal and state governments have provided the country with several waves of relief for employers, including nonprofits, to help ease the burdens caused by the pandemic. New programs will affect nonprofit employers by imposing upon them new obligations towards their employees and by providing them with benefits to …

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Refund of Parking Tax For Nonprofits

January 28, 2020 Posted by Kristen Anderson in Congress, Form 990, IRS, News, Non-profits, Nonprofits, Policy, Taxes, Unrelated Business Income

Nonprofits can now receive a refund of Parking Taxes paid in 2017 and 2018. The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act imposed the so-called “Parking  Tax” on nonprofits. The Parking Tax required nonprofits to pay a new form of unrelated business income tax (“UBIT”) on amounts they incurred for providing transportation and parking benefits to …

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Seven-Figure Salaries at Nonprofits

May 15, 2017 Posted by Laura Antonelli in Employment Matters, IRS, Non-profits, Nonprofits, Taxes, Uncategorized

Executive compensation at nonprofits is on the rise, according to a recent article by the Wall Street Journal. New data from the IRS shows that the number of seven-figure salaries at charities tripled between 2011 and 2014. The organizations that are paying their employees in the millions range from major hospitals and universities to small …

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The Non-Repeal of the Johnson Amendment

May 8, 2017 Posted by Arthur Rieman in IRS, Lobbying, Non-profits, Nonprofits, Policy, Taxes
Lyndon Johnson

Much brouhaha has been made over President Trump’s May 4 Executive Order claiming to “totally destroy” the Johnson Amendment. The Johnson Amendment is a 1954 law that bars 501(c)(3) organizations from supporting or opposing candidates for public office. As with much in politics, this is truly much ado about nothing. The Executive Order may serve …

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