1 – No April Fools’ Day Pranks Today
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – “Healthy Holly” Update
4 – In the News
5 – EO Audit Developments (Marc Owens)
Paul Streckfus, Editor
1 – No April Fools’ Day Pranks Today
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – “Healthy Holly” Update
4 – In the News
5 – EO Audit Developments (Marc Owens)
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – EcoVest Wraps The Green Flag Around Tax Shelter
4 – Organization Seeking Accreditation for Its Members as Certified Medical Interpreters Loses Its (c)(3) Status (Revocation 201906010)
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – Request that Grant Be Classified as an Unusual Grant under Sections 1.170A-9(f)(6)(ii) and 1.509(a)-3(c)(4) Denied (PLR 201850023)
4 – Social Club’s Exemption Revoked (Revocation 201906009)
5 – Five Democratic Senators Urge IRS Efforts Against Money Laundering and Financial Crimes
1 – Editor’s Notebook
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – Current Complex Investment Issues Outline (Part 2)
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – Senator Grassley Seeks Details on U.S. Olympic Committee’s Response Following Nassar Scandal
3 – Estes Foundation Case Settled for 40 Cents on the Dollar in Tax Court
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – In the News
3 – Editor’s Notebook
4 – Upcoming EO Conferences – Save the Date
5 – Georgetown EO Program Announcements
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – Weekend Reading and Shutdown Status
3 – The EOTJ Mailbag
4 – Even Better Than ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’
5 – Editor’s Notebook
6 – New Guidance for Nonprofits and the Tax on Parking and Public Transit Benefits
7 – Fidelity Charitable Sued for Allegedly Mishandling Sale of Donated Stock
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – Wyden Reminds Rettig that He – Rettig — Is in Charge of IRS, Not Pence
3 – DAFs In the News
4 – Article of Interest
5 – Editor’s Notebook
6 – Outline for Unrelated Business Taxable Income and Current Developments in Enforcement Activity
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – The EOTJ Mailbag
3 – Editor’s Notebook (PLR 201829003)
4 – Latest Façade Easement Case in Tax Court Results in Win for IRS (Harbor Lofts Associates v. Commissioner)
1 – More Quotes of the Week
2 – Editor’s Notebook
3 – Senator Hatch Bemoans Democratic Complaints about End of Donor Disclosure on Schedule B
4 – A View from Congress
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – In the News
3 – Final Substantiation and Reporting Regs under Section 170 Issued
1 – Quotes of the Week
2 – Senators Klobuchar and Wyden Lead Entire Senate Democratic Caucus in Calling on Treasury Department to Reverse Decision that Protects Dark Money
3 – Democrat Senator Jon Tester of Montana Seeks Greater Transparency
4 – Democratic Opposition to Schedule B Changes a ‘Partisan Stunt,’ according to Republican Senator Orrin Hatch
5 – Democrat Bill to Reverse Parking Tax Introduced
6 – Nonprofit Parking Tax Update from ECFA
7 – Representative Sessions Introduces Resolution to Support Religious Leaders and Their Parsonage Allowances
8 – Amicus Curiae Brief of Tax Law Professors in Support of Appellees in Parsonage Allowance Case
1 – Editor’s Notebook
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – IRS Reports to Senate Finance Committee on Syndicated Conservation Easement Transactions
4 – 2018 Outstanding Nonprofit Lawyer Award Recipients Selected by the Nonprofit Organizations Committee of the ABA’s Business Law Section
1 – Second Quote of the Week
2 – Tax Reform Provision Surprises Churches and Nonprofits with Tax on Parking and Other Benefits
3 – EO Committee Transcript: New Section 512(a)(6): Unrelated Business Taxable Income Silos – Separating the Corn from the Wheat (Part 2)
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – The EOTJ Mailbag
3 – EO Committee Transcript: New Section 512(a)(6): Unrelated Business Taxable Income Silos – Separating the Corn from the Wheat (Part 1)
1 – Quote of the Week
2 – Editor’s Notebook
3 – List of Transcripts from Joint Councils EO Meeting of Feb. 22-23, 2018
4 – Examining the Landscape of Section 501(c)(4) Social Welfare Organizations (Ellen Aprill)
5 – Applicant Denied (c)(6) Status Based on Services to Members (Denial 201820019)
6 – Association of Tennis Umpires Denied (c)(4) Status (Denial 201820020)
1 – Current & Quotable
2 – College and University Endowments: Overview and Tax Policy Options
3 – Council on Foundations and Independent Sector Applaud Introduction of Charitable Giving Tax Deduction Act
4 – Charitable Giving Tax Deduction Act (H.R. 5771)
5 – Another Farmers’ Market Denied Exemption (Denial 201819011)
1 – Message from the Editor
2 – Current and Quotable
3 – In the News
4 – Comings and Goings
5 – Here’s How Focus On The Family Convinced The IRS To Call It A Church
6 – Fiscal Sponsorships: Get the Benefits of a Charity Without Being One
1 – Current and Quotable
2 – The EOTJ Mailbag
3 – In the News (New Section 4960)
4 – Another Concern re Excess Compensation
5 – Presidents of 49 Colleges and Universities Oppose Net investment Income Tax on Endowments
6 – Organization’s (c)(3) Status Revoked Based on Operation of Trade or Business Consisting of Networking Event for Business Owners and Investors(Revocation 201809011)
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Current and Quotable
3 – In the News
4 – Ninth Circuit Affirms Tax Court in Appeal of Parks Foundation Case
5 – Reaction to Ninth Circuit’s Decision in Parks Foundation
6 – Summary of Parks Foundation Tax Court Decision
7 – Concerns Expressed after Parks Foundation Tax Court Decision
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Hooray for the U.S. Supreme Court
3 – Current & Quotable
4 – Editor’s Notebook
5 – Outline for “State of Play: Compensation and Intermediate Sanctions”
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – In the News
4 – Section 501(c)(3) Alumni Association Goes to Tax Court to Challenge IRS Conclusion that Operation of a Public Market Is Not Substantially Related to Its Exempt Purpose and Fees Paid by Vendors Are Not Rents from Real Property (College of the Desert Alumni Assn v. Commissioner)
5 – Association of Auto Dealers that Sell a Particular Make of Cars Does Not Qualify under Section 50(c)(6) (Revocation 201706018)
1 – The EOTJ Mailbag
2 – Current & Quotable
3 – Transcript of “State of Play: Supporting Organizations” (Part 2)
1 – Kudos
2 – Current and Quotable
3 – Annual Revenue Procedures as Boring as Ever — Sorry