Nonprofit law the life cycle of a charitable organization Betsy Schmidt.
Series Aspen casebook seriesDetalles de publicación: New York Wolters Kluwer Law & Business c2011.Descripción: xxxi, 723 p. 26 cmISBN:- 9780735598461 (alk. paper)
- 0735598460 (alk. paper)
- 346.73/064 22
- KF 1388 .S36 2011
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An accessible book that examines the legal issues associated with every aspect of a Section 501(c)(3) organization's life cycle, Non Profit Law is enhanced by rich notes, questions, and problems. Students become familiar with the state and federal rules concerning nonprofit organizations, as well as the trust, corporate, tax, and other regulatory issues that nonprofit managers and their lawyers face. A focused and manageable casebook, Non Profit Law: The Life Cycle of a Charitable Organization features: cradle-to-grave organization of topics a balanced treatment of the theory and application of state and federal rules concerning Section 501(c)(3) organizations thorough coverage of trust, corporate, tax, and other regulatory issues that nonprofit managers face a student-friendly presentation that does not require a background in trust, tax, or corporations law all relevant statues are included in the text introductions to other types of tax-exempt organizations and differences in tax treatment, barring excessive digression from the central topic unique optional exercises with which to create a virtual nonprofit organization , which then becomes the basis for additional hypothetical questions teaching objectives listed at the start of every chapter questions to guide reading and enrich study throughout the text notes that add context and perspective one or more problems in each chapter that can be used in class or assigned
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Introduction to the law of charitable organizations -- Starting the organization at the state level -- The board of directors and their governance role -- Tax exempt purposes of [Section] 501(c)(3) organizations -- Charitable contributions -- Charitable solicitations -- Private foundations and their alternatives -- Raising funds from commercial activities -- Inurement, private benefit, and excess benefit transactions -- Complex commercial transactions -- Lobbying and political campaign activities -- Accountability -- Ending the nonprofit organization : dissolution, merger, and conversion.
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- Inurement, Private Benefit, In
- Ending the Organization