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Nonprofit Q&A: What needs to be included in our Minutes? What are nonprofit minutes?

Does your organization understand the importance of board meeting minutes? While nonprofits must balance multiple priorities, keeping accurate board meeting... [Read more]

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Nonprofits and Political Campaign Activities – What Is Allowed?

Tax-exempt organizations should know how they and their employees can participate in this upcoming election, along with other statewide and... [Read more]

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Rules of the Game: Professional Athlete’s Foundations

The Cullinane Law Group helps professional athletes in their mission to give back and bring good to the world. Our... [Read more]

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Nonprofit Insurance Coverage

Nonprofit Insurance Coverage. What types of coverage does your nonprofit need? General liability? D&O? While the type of coverage and... [Read more]

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Nonprofit Law Basics: What is the difference between nonprofit articles of incorporation and bylaws?

What is the difference between nonprofit articles of incorporation and bylaws? Articles of Incorporation – Your Founding Document Articles of... [Read more]

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Nonprofit Law Basics: What is an Unincorporated Nonprofit Association?

Does My Nonprofit Need to Become Incorporated? Nonprofit organizations can take several different shapes. While it is common for nonprofits... [Read more]

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Year-end giving – How to make your donation count

Year-end giving. How donors can make their donations count. What to Consider Before You Donate. December is the most popular... [Read more]

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Year-End Giving – Can I Deduct the Value of My Volunteer Service?

Can I receive a tax deduction for my volunteer service to a nonprofit organization? The IRS will not allow individuals... [Read more]

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Nonprofit Law Basics: Intellectual Property, Trademarks, Copyrights

Intellectual Property Basics Nonprofit leaders need to understand the basics of intellectual property laws. What is a trademark? What is... [Read more]

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Nonprofit Q+A: What is a registered agent?

The registered agent is the person who is supposed to be notified of a lawsuit or claim against the nonprofit.... [Read more]

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