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Thanks for your question, Wade. 1. Discuss with your predecessor, your supervisor, and your board members how things were done before you were elected and what they expect of you. 2. Check with
CONFIDENTIAL Dear Wade, I am sending you my philosophy of fundraising which was sent to a specific client many years ago. Accordingly, I ask you not to ever refer to the Cenacle. If you use any
You can take control of a 501(c)(3) organization and hold onto it for a while. Where an organization recognized as exempt becomes temporarily inactive but retains its identity as a corporation or association
You are welcome. I don't believe the tax law is clear and not really debatable. I cited to something in writing from the IRS as to your original question about "rent". As you may know, the landlord can
See IRS Publication 526 "Charitable Donations" which is available at http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p526.pdf especially on page 9 the IRS writes about "partial interests" under the heading "Partial