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- Using Single-Member LLCs in Nonprofit Structures
Nonprofit organizations are often looking for ways to protect assets, isolate risk, and manage distinct projects without creating unnecessary administrative burdens. One structure that can be useful in the right circumstances is a single-member limited liability company owned by a tax-exempt organization. A single-member LLC, or SMLLC, is not a substitute for thoughtful planning. It
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If you’re involved with a private foundation, you’ve likely encountered the “5% payout rule.” This well-intentioned but often perplexing regulation governs charitable giving by private foundations. In this blog post, we’ll explore the origins, rationale, and practical considerations of the 5% payout rule. The Historical Context of the 5% Payout Rule The 5% payout rule
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With the introduction of the tax package dubbed the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill,” Congress has made its intentions clear: extend key provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act while adding a range of new rules that would reshape the tax landscape for nonprofits, foundations, and charitable donors. While parts of the bill offer
