Category Archives: Nonprofit Governance

IRS Expansion of the Voluntary Classification Settlement Program – Benefit or Risk?

Allen Bromberger

The Internal Revenue Service is expanding its Voluntary Classification Settlement Program (VCSP), which provides partial relief from federal payroll taxes for employers who currently employ workers as independent contractors or nonemployees and want to now treat them as employees. Businesses, … Continue reading →

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Having Trouble Finding Good Nonprofit Board Members?

Barbara Nagel

Try LinkedIn Board Connect As a board member of several nonprofits, I know how hard it is to find good board members. So I was delighted when I attended a workshop conducted by a colleague, Geri Stengel of Ventureneer. There’s … Continue reading →

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Commission on Accountability & Policy for Religious Organizations Issues Report

Karen Wu

In December 2012, the Commission on Accountability & Policy for Religious Organizations presented a 91-page report to Senator Charles Grassley addressing various regulatory issues affecting the religious and broader nonprofit sector.  Entitled Enhancing Accountability for the Religious and Broader Nonprofit … Continue reading →

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New York Senate Bill Proposes Stringent Rules on Executive Compensation

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Carly Leinheiser

On April 13, 2012, Senator Marcellino introduced New York Senate Bill 6930 which, if passed, will amend New York not-for-profit corporation law as it pertains to the compensation of executives by nonprofit organizations. At first glance, the bill appears to … Continue reading →

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