AAFCPAs Nonprofit Tax Strategist Josh England will volunteer his efforts and lead Lawyers Clearinghouse’s Legal Workshop for Nonprofits: Online Fundraising: Is Your Nonprofit in Compliance? Online fundraising is a commonplace feature for many charities; however, many do not realize they...
AAFCPAs Nonprofit Tax Strategist Josh England will volunteer his efforts and lead Lawyers Clearinghouse’s Legal Workshop for Nonprofits: Online Fundraising: Is Your Nonprofit in Compliance?
Online fundraising is a commonplace feature for many charities; however, many do not realize they are not in compliance with the myriad federal and state fundraising rules and regulations. Is your nonprofit in compliance with pertinent law, such as Massachusetts data security and fundraising regulations? Does your nonprofit need to register with multiple states? Will advertisements on your website incur Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT)?
In this interactive session, Josh will provide clarity and guidance regarding current regulations governing online fundraising. Please click here to learn more. >>
When:
Tuesday, May 3rd
9:30am – 11:30am
Where:
Fidelity House Human Services – Heritage Place
439 South Union Street, Lawrence, MA
Register
Online registration for this event is complimentary and available until: 4/29/2016. Please feel free to spread the word so others may benefit from this helpful legal compliance session.
The nonprofit clients we serve have a tremendously positive impact on the employees and culture of AAFCPAs. Regardless of the mission, we are inspired daily by our awareness of all the great work that occurs by nonprofits in service to our community. We are happy to share our expertise pro bono through lecturing or speaking at industry groups and nonprofit events that ultimately enrich our community.
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