EO Tax Journal

As I noted yesterday, today I would be going to the program on “Nonprofit Governance: Critical Risk Management Issues for Boards and CEOs,” sponsored by Georgetown CLE, Independent Sector, and the IRS.

As indicated in the title of the program, it was geared to board members and CEOs, and the attendance list indicated mostly representatives from nonprofit organizations and foundations. As a result, the program was not — and should not have been — geared to sophisticated EO tax practitioners, so I think it is fair to say that most of the tax discussion was pretty basic, so I will only give a very brief summary of the tax portion of the program. Continue…

1 – The EO Event of the Year

3 – AHA, HFMA, and VHA Critical of ‘Onerous and Redundant’ Schedule H Continue…

1 – Weekend Reading: “Charity in the 21st Century”

2 – House Republicans Seek More Information from AARP
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1 – Weekend Reading: “Charity in the 21st Century”

For your weekend reading, I suggest “Charity in the 21st Century: Trending Toward Decay,” by Roger Colinvaux, Associate Professor of Law, Catholic University School of Law, that is in the latest Florida Tax Review. To access the article, go to http://ssrn.com/abstract=1809171. Continue…

1 – Latest IRS EO Update (2011-7)

2 – Dean Zerbe Featured on Last Night’s CBS News Broadcast

3 – The Attorney General’s Mission & The Public’s Interest Continue…

Lots of good discussion of current issues affecting tax-exempt hospitals today.

D.C. Bar Panel on Schedule H Issues and Hints of Future Guidance

What follows are the April 6 remarks of speakers at a luncheon program of the Exempt Organizations Committee of the District of Columbia Bar. The moderator is Roger Colinvaux, Associate Professor, Catholic University School of Law, who introduced the panelists. Continue…