EO Tax Journal

1 – Editor’s Notebook

2 – The Oxfam Scandal Shows that, Yes, Nonprofits Can Behave Badly

3 – The End of Responsible Growth and Governance?: The Risks Posed by Social Enterprise Enabling Statutes and the Demise of Director Primacy

4 – Handout for News from the IRS and Treasury Presentation Continue…

1 – Editor’s Notebook

2 – New York Attorney General Hails Decision Affirming Donor Disclosure to New York’s Charity Bureau

3 – Second Circuit’s Decision in Citizens United v. Schneiderman Continue…

1 – Editor’s Notebook

2 – Letter to Expected-to-Be New IRS Commissioner

3 – In the News (Trump’s Inaugural Committee)

4 – State and Federal Officials Accuse Veterans Nonprofit of Misleading Donors

5 – Unscrupulous Veterans’ Organizations Need House Investigation

6 – Charity Executive Accused of Inurement and Private Benefit

7 – Grassley, Hatch Press IRS for Answers on Nonprofit Hospitals

8 – Land Trust Alliance Endorses U.S. Senate Bill to Ensure Integrity of Conservation Easement Program Continue…

1 - Editor’s Notebook

2 – Senate Committee Examining Extent to which Federal Agencies, Including IRS, Conduct Transparent Rulemaking

3 - IRS’s ‘Assault’ on Homeowners’ Associations Continues

4 – Homeowners; Association Denied 501(c)(4) Status Based on Benefits to Members, such as Exterior Maintenance of Homes, and Restricted Access (Denial 201805014)

5 – Section 501(c)(7) Exemption of Social Club Revoked for Enforcing Restrictive Covenants of Members/Homeowners (Revocation 201806012) Continue…

1 – The EOTJ Mailbag

2 - Freedom from Religion Foundation Case to Be Appealed to Seventh Circuit

3 – Evidence of Excessive Nonmember Income from Dog Shows Results in Club’s Denial under Section 501(c)(7) (Denial 201806011)

4 – Organization’s Section 501(c)(3) Status Revoked Based on Operation of a Catering Service Indistinguishable from a Commercial Business (Revocation 201806010) Continue…