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With proper due diligence and alignment with your foundation’s values, these grants can be both permissible and impactful.

As conversations around retirement security and Social Security reform gain momentum, this article presents a forward-looking perspective.

The authors explore four types of fraud commonly affecting not-for-profits in Mitigating Fraud at Your Not-for-Profit: Lessons Learned.

Arbitrage rules are in place to prevent governments from undermining the original intent of tax-exempt bonds.

Companies with global mobility programs, non-resident individuals and foreign entities with activities in the U.S. should review their processes now.

We have been closely following the see-saw of changes and updates to which businesses must report beneficial ownership information (BOI).

On April 2, 2025, President Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff on all imports and higher rates for certain countries.

A federal appeals court ruling on Friday, March 28 resulted in the formal closing of the US Agency for International Development (USAID).

Strategic cyber and technology due diligence can protect a business and, even further, unlock opportunities for growth.

The IRS recently updated its guidance on how taxpayers should account for the employee retention credit (ERC) for income tax purposes.

Donating highly appreciated securities often provides private foundations with greater tax benefits than cash donations.

IRS Revenue Procedure 71-17 (RP 71-17) provides clear guidelines to help clubs manage nonmember revenue effectively.