Do you have to let an employee go? Even the best managers eventually find themselves in this position, and preparation is key. Join us in a conversation with Lori Shapiro, PBPA’s Employment Counsel, as she walks us through an employee termination meeting. Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta · So You Need To Let An Employee Go Click here for the Georgia Separation Notice, required for any separation from employment, mentioned in the podcast.

In Georgia, most §501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations ARE NOT exempt from paying sales and use tax in Georgia. The Georgia Department of Revenue (GA DOR) realized that many tax-exempt organizations are not aware of their sales tax obligations especially regarding their fundraising activities. So, on July 2, 2020, the GA DOR issued a comprehensive bulletin on how and when sales and use tax applies to nonprofit fundraising activities. The bulletin explains 13 different fundraising scenarios and their sales …

Find information on recent guidance on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA”) in this article, including: Is Your Employee Eligible For Paid Leave If Their Child’s Summer Camp Has Been Cancelled? The Department of Labor has provided guidance on if and when an employee is eligible for leave related to childcare during the school summer break. In certain situations, if an employee lacks childcare this summer due to cancelled or reduced capacity summer programs, then that …

Updated on August 5, 2020 Small nonprofits that have received money under the CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) will want to take advantage of the loan forgiveness provisions. This article summarizes the factors a small nonprofit should consider to maximize its loan forgiveness using the latest information available. In addition, this article discusses the newly released loan forgiveness applications and process.  

Your organization’s revenue is down, workforce is changing, and facilities are underutilized. What can a nonprofit do? What MUST it do? As your organization considers its options as an entity and a steward, there are several possibilities out there. In this 3-part webcast series, our speakers will: identify the questions your nonprofit should ask during these difficult times provide guidance for your organization on partnership options and processes share information on how to set yourself up in …

As a nonprofit executive, there is no shortage of responsibilities that demand your immediate attention. While it may be difficult to put aside pressing tasks, good planning today can lead to greater efficiency tomorrow. Well-drafted policies help your nonprofit improve board and staff performance by setting clearly defined roles and responsibilities, provide sustainable structures for inevitable board and staff turnover, and avoid legal problems that can drain your organization’s limited resources. This article outlines what important policies …