Succession planning is vital for a nonprofit to ensure the continuity of their mission-driven work and long-term sustainability.  Are you ready for when your founding executive director retires?  Or if your chief executive officer moves to another nonprofit with just a months’ notice?  This article by Brandon Hill with Nelson Mullins highlights legal considerations and thoughtful recommendations to guide nonprofit organizations through succession planning. 

On July 1st, the Amended Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code went into effect. This law guides how Georgia nonprofit corporations are expected to operate. Since most of PBPA’s clients are incorporated in Georgia, these changes apply to you! A few examples of the changes include: Speaker: Robyn Miller, Senior Corporate/Tax Counsel, Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta Open Slides in New Tab

Nonprofits collect, store, and utilize vast amounts of information, including donor data, program metrics, financial records, and participant information. To maintain transparency, trust, and compliance, robust information governance practices should be established and followed. In this webcast, our speakers will touch on topics such as: Speakers: Jillian Simons and Misty Peterson, King & Spalding Open Slides in New Tab

Have you been getting offers to help your nonprofit apply for an employee retention credit? Or have you heard about other organizations bringing in thousands of dollars in tax credits under this program? During this episode of the PBPA Podcast, William Stone and Barclay Taylor with Morris Manning and Martin will help us break down eligibility requirements and the application process for the employee retention credit. They’ll also address the unfortunate reality of scams surrounding this government …

Employers are required to complete a Form I-9 to verify employment eligibility for all employees hired after November 6, 1986. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued a new updated Form I-9, which employers may begin using right away. However, employers are also permitted to continue to use the prior form until October 31, 2023, at which time the new form must be used. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services also updated the procedures for verifying remote …

On July 1st, the Amended Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code went into effect. This law guides how Georgia nonprofit corporations are expected to operate. Since most of PBPA’s clients are incorporated in Georgia, these changes apply to you! A few examples of the changes include: Learn more in PBPA’s one-hour webcast on the changes to the Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code.