Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta
Nonprofits (or NGOs) based outside of the U.S. are usually not eligible to receive tax-exempt status here from the IRS. These NGOs may choose to form a brand new U.S.-based §501(c)(3) or to partner with an existing U.S.-based §501(c)(3) with a similar mission in order to be able to obtain tax-deductible donations from U.S. taxpayers. …
It’s your charity’s first project in a foreign country – the funds you worked so hard to raise will finally be used to help people in need overseas. You’ve already been approached by enthusiastic people to work in-country, eager to implement your first project. What could go wrong? Well, quite a bit if you aren’t …
U.S. nonprofits that operate internationally and open bank accounts in foreign countries need to be aware of the federal reporting requirements for foreign bank accounts. This article explains the filing requirements of FBAR. Reporting Requirements for Nonprofits with Foreign Bank Accounts
Nonprofit organizations operating overseas trips and programs need to be aware of, and prepare for, potential problems and complications that can befall their travelers. This one hour webinar will address practical and legal tips for protecting your organization and its travelers. From advice on practical tips and emergency plans to insurance and releases, this webinar …
Does your nonprofit send volunteers on international trips? Do you provide funding for projects in third-world countries? Do you have chapters in other parts of the world? This webcast helps you address the legal issues that your organization may face when operating internationally, including: Sending money abroad, Employment issues, Contracting with foreign individuals or corporations, …