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This whirlwind of a year is coming to a close! With it, some pandemic-related employment benefits are also coming to an end but the virtual workforce is not. Read this article get an update on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act and the latest CDC guidance on self-quarantining. The article also covers important considerations if …
You may be familiar with the fact that even tax-exempt organizations have to pay tax on income from an activity that is regularly carried on if it is not substantially related to the organization’s exempt purpose. This is known as “unrelated business income tax” or UBIT. Under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”), …
Since January 1st, 696 attorneys have volunteered for new matters for our nonprofit clients! Click here for a list of individuals who have volunteered so far this year. To: Emily Johnson of UPS, Ben Garren of The Coca-Cola Company, and John Hyman, Bill Roche, and Christina Valencia of King & Spalding From: Global Growers Emily, Ben, John, Bill, …
In the midst of the global pandemic, many client-facing organizations have struggled to maintain client engagement without in-person programming. Paint Love, however, has creatively adapted to new challenges and used the online shift to expand the reach of their work to empower kids through art. Paint Love is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that partners with local …
Can an employer stop an employee from discussing terms or conditions of the job, such as pay, benefits or working conditions, with others? You might be surprised to learn that the answer is generally: no! Read this article to learn why not and what options your organization has if you are concerned about employees’ discussing …
As a Georgia nonprofit, are you supposed to: (a) pay sales tax on items you buy? (b) charge sales tax on items you sell? (c) charge sales tax on fundraising activities including admissions to our galas, golf tournaments, and fun runs or (d) all of the above? Much of the time, the answer is (d) …
