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Fundraising

Webcast: Corporate Sponsorships

Corporate donations are a fantastic way for nonprofits to raise funds, but nonprofits must proceed with caution when receiving a corporate donation with “strings” attached because the income could be taxable. The donation could be a either a corporate sponsorship or advertising income, depending on how the donor is recognized and what the donor receives …

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Webcast: Fundraising Models

In the current economy, nonprofit organizations are looking for creative ways to raise money. But nonprofits should be aware of the many legal requirements that govern fundraising, both from the IRS and the State of Georgia. Arm yourself with information to avoid problems down the road. This webcast will briefly discuss the required “paperwork” (including …

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There is a Right Way and a Wrong Way to Say Thank You, According to the IRS

The U.S. Tax Court recently ruled that an individual who had donated over $22,000 to his church could not take a tax deduction for the contribution because the church had not sent the donor the proper acknowledgment. According to the IRS, 501(c)(3) organizations must send a contemporaneous written acknowledgment to donors of over $250 stating: …

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Fundraising Issues for Special Events

Georgia nonprofit organizations often hold special events, such as silent auctions, black-tie galas, golf tournaments, and festivals, to raise money for their organization. This article discusses some of the important legal issues that may arise when an organization organizes such fundraising events. Slides – Fundraising Models for Special Events

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Charitable Contributions: Substantiation and Disclosure Requirements

How does your organization deal with the value of benefits, goods or services given to a donor in exchange for a donation? This publication will teach you how to deal with this and other tricky issues involving written acknowledgements and disclosures. Charitable Contributions

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How to Obtain Alcohol Permits for Special Events

Alcohol permit laws apply to nonprofit special events too! Here are some guidelines to get you started. How to Obtain Alcohol Permits

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B-I-N-G-O: Bingo as a Fundraiser

Updated January 24, 2023 If your nonprofit is interested in hosting a bingo game, it is important to remember that Georgia gambling laws may apply.  Read this article to learn about how to legally operate a bingo game as a fundraising event with a license from the Georgia Secretary of State and proper reporting and …

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How to Apply for a Wine Auction Permit

So a generous donor has given you cases of wine for your silent auction. Did you know that you need a permit? Wine Auction Permits

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Games of Chance: Your Fundraiser May Be Illegal Gambling

Updated January 24, 2023. If you’re interested in holding casino night, poker tournaments, raffles or even bingo to raise money, your fundraiser may be illegal. Learn here how to avoid problems with Georgia’s gambling laws. Gambling Fundraisers

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Reporting Requirements for Non-Cash Charitable Donations under the New Form 990

The IRS now asks for more information in the revised IRS Form 990 regarding in-kind donations like clothing, cars and boats. This alert covers those reporting requirements, and the acknowledgement changes that could affect your donors. Please note that in addition to the legal disclaimer above, this article contains information that is based, in whole …

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Internet Solicitation

Does your Organization receive donations through an internet website? Here’s when, where and how you might have to register to solicit donations in different states. Internet Solicitation for Charitable Donations

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Alternative Fundraising: What Every Nonprofit Should Know

In tough economic times lots of tax exempt organizations turn to alternative ways of raising money. But being creative may mean problems with the IRS. Learn the rules dealing with unrelated business income tax, debt-financed income and joint ventures with for-profits. Please note that in addition to the legal disclaimer above, this article contains information …

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Webcast: Unrelated Business Income

Nonprofits are exploring new ways to bring income to their organizations. Some of these income ideas may generate unrelated business income which may be taxable. During this one hour webcast, our speakers: Define unrelated business income. Identify the risks of generating unrelated business income. Discuss the exceptions and exemptions to unrelated business income. Presenters: Robyn …

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Webcast: Fiscal Sponsorship for Nonprofits

What is a fiscal sponsor? Does your organization need one? Have you been asked to become a fiscal sponsor? During this one hour webinar, our speaker discusses this arrangement under which a charitable project without 501(c)(3) status might benefit from the tax-exempt status and administrative support of a sponsoring organization, including: The pros and cons …

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Fundamentals Of Charitable Solicitation

Updated: December 2, 2024 In addition to registering for tax-exempt status with the IRS and forming your corporation in your state, did you know that your charity should register for “charitable solicitation”? Nonprofits have significant obligations to register in states where they ask for money. These rules can be traps for the wary. During this …

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