1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Is It Miller Time?
3 – IRS Finalizes Program for Pre-Approval of 403(b) Plan Documents
4 – Payments Will Result in Inurement (PLR 201317013)
Paul Streckfus, Editor
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Is It Miller Time?
3 – IRS Finalizes Program for Pre-Approval of 403(b) Plan Documents
4 – Payments Will Result in Inurement (PLR 201317013)
Message from the Director, Exempt Organizations
1 – Back to School (Day Two)
2 – IRS Releases Final Report on Tax-Exempt Colleges and Universities Compliance Project
1 – Back to School
2 – Can Regulators, Lawmakers, and Donors Be Stirred to Action?
3 – Wyden/Murkowski Bill Would Expand Disclosure Of Political Money
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Will Senator Baucus’ Retirement Hurt EOs?
3 – Shadow Money Magic Webchat
4 – Ways and Means’ Request for EO Comments Gets 52 Responses
5 – Do the Boston Marathon Bombings Call for Renewed IRS/Treasury Scrutiny of Exempt Groups?
6 – Sheep Retreat? (PLR 201315031)
1 – Shadow Money Magic: Five Easy Steps That Let You Play Big in Politics, Hide Your Donors and Game the IRS – Step 5
2 – Foot Faults Don’t Kill: New Proposed Regulations Provide Helpful 501(r) Guidance to Nonprofit Hospitals
3 – Organization Formed as an Administrative Services Organization to Provide Management and Support Services to (c)(3)s Denied Exemption (PLR 201315027)
1 – Organization Seeking to Improve Quality of Health Care While Reducing Costs Denied
2 – Shadow Money Magic: Five Easy Steps That Let You Play Big in Politics, Hide Your Donors and Game the IRS – Step 4
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Nonprofit Media in the Digital Age
3 – Open Society Foundations Recommends Two-Year Reliance Period for EDs, Good Faith Reliance Thereafter
4 – Shadow Money Magic: Five Easy Steps That Let You Play Big in Politics, Hide Your Donors and Game the IRS – Step 3
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Treasury Still Targeting Deductible Easements, Supporting Section 4940 Excise Tax Change
3 – More on Senator Whitehouse’s Subcommittee Hearing
A – Statement of Mythili Raman, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, Department of Justice
B – Statement of Gregory L. Colvin, Adler & Colvin, San Francisco
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Has IRS Information Letter 2013-0004 Made IRS’s Position on Retroactive Revocation Crystal Clear?
3 – IRS Says Website or E-mail Solicitations Should Comply with Same Rules that Apply to Other Solicitations (INFO 2013-0001)
4 – NTEE Codes Not Relevant to Any Determination re Exempt Status (INFO 2013-0005)
5 – Rules Regarding Single-Member Domestic LLCs Outlined (INFO 2013-0006)
6 – Qualified Conservation Easement Must Be Protected in Perpetuity (INFO 2013-0014)
7 – Coalition Seeks Repeal of Special Rules for Churches
1 – Cherry Blossoms and EO Meetings Mark Coming of Spring in D.C.
2 – New IRS Program for Retroactive Adoption of 403(b) Plan Documents
3 – Ruth Madrigal’s Regs Update
1 – Senate Democrat Seeks Prosecution of Political (c)(4)s Making False Statements
2 – Roger Colinvaux’s Latest Article
3 – Rick Berman – Corporate America’s Hero?
4 – Update from the Hill (Part 2)
1 – True Dedication (Part 2)
2 – Update from the Hill (Part 1)
3 – Tax Reform Is Very Much Alive and Doable
4 – California Unions Seek Standards for Hospital Charity Care
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – IRS’s Janine Cook on Current Chief Counsel Work
3 – Public Comment Invited on Recommendations for 2013-2014 Guidance Priority List
4 – Fake EOs Among List of Dirty Dozen Tax Scams for 2013
5 – IRS Data Book, 2012 — More Questions than Answers?
1 – Proposed Section 501(r)(3) Regs Released
2 – Upcoming Programs
A – Charity and Government: Tax Reform and Beyond
B – The Charitable Deduction in American Political Thought
3 – Political (c)(4) Scrutinized
1 – Lois Lerner on Current Issues
2 – Panhel Loses Tax-Exempt Status
3 – Two Fraternities Lose Tax-Exempt Status
1 – Rebirth of the Charitable Remainder Trust
2 – State Charities Regulators and the Goldilocks Principle
3 – Victory After Victory … and More Coming: Latest Update on the Tea Party Cases
4 – Athlete Charities Often Lack Standards
Steve Miller Holds First Press Conference