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  • New Charitable Deduction Rules

    Charities got a rare dose of good news from Congress: starting in 2026, everyday taxpayers, not just the wealthiest among us, will once again be able to deduct charitable contributions without having to itemize. Tucked into the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” (BBB), Section 70424 reinstates an above-the-line charitable deduction: $1,000 for individuals, $2,000 for couples. Sounds

  • Florida’s New Foreign Donor Law: A Warning Shot for the Nonprofit Sector

    Effective July 1, 2025, Florida is rolling out a sweeping new law that could have a serious impact on charities and their fundraising operations. Senate Bill 700 doesn’t just tweak existing charitable solicitation requirements. It introduces a bold new layer of scrutiny that reflects growing political interest in restricting foreign influence in civil society. Under

  • What Nonprofits Should Know About Congressional “Subpoenas”

    The headlines are alarming. “Senator Demands Documents from Nonprofits Over Protests.” The letters are formal, printed on Senate letterhead, and request sweeping information, donor lists, communications, financial records, all under the implied threat of further action. But here’s what’s often missing from the story: these letters are not subpoenas, and your nonprofit has rights. If your organization