This renewed focus may make Israeli charities that get funding from the US a little jittery – particularly following the IRS’s release of two private letter rulings (2010 and 2012) that denied exemption to new organizations seeking exemption for American charities that planned to do fundraising for Israeli charities. In any case, it should...Read more »
Tags: Charity, Friends of, I.R.S., International, Israel, Regulations, United States
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"Why or why not should one be incorporated?" is the question American lawyer Don Kramer asked in his Weekly E-Newsletter back in 2010.
For Mr. Kramer, the question is a legal one. The pros and cons that he outlines deal with personal liability and procedural/substantive questions. His fantastically succinct answer refers to state statute...Read more »
Tags: Banking, Incorporation, International, Regulations
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This week’s topics include: U.S. Regulations • Jewish & Israel • Management & Strategy • Fundraising Read more »
Tags: Fundraising, International, Israel, Jewish, Management, Regulations, Strategy
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This week: Jewish Federations' New GPT Directive • Jewish & Israel • Management & Strategy • Fundraising & Marketing • Social Media & InternetRead more »
Tags: Fundraising, International, Israel, Jewish, Management, Marketing, Recession, Social Media, Strategy, video, Weekly Roundup
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I was dismayed when I heard that some American (and European) Foundations are requiring amutot to have the Se'if 46a status, which declares donations to a charity to be tax-deductible.
This latest phenomenon demonstrates a lack of understanding of the intricacies of international nonprofit regulations and makes it harder for worthy...Read more »
Tags: Foundation, Fundraising, International, Regulations, Tax-Deductable, Terminology
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Online donations are rising every year, becoming an increasingly important fundraising tool for nonprofit organizations. To facilitate the growing demand and varied needs of charities, the number of online donation processors has been expanding accordingly.
As a result, charities have expressed their difficulty in sorting through the nuances and assorted extras to find the...Read more »
Tags: Conduit, Fundraising, International, Internet, Israel, Social Media, Tax-Deductable, Technology, United States
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This week: United States • Jewish & Israeli Sector • International • Governance & Strategy • Fundraising & Marketing • Social Media & InternetRead more »
Tags: Fundraising, Governance, International, Internet, Israel, Jewish, Marketing, Social Media, Strategy, United States
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Paypal is one of the leading Internet-payment options in the world for for-profits and nonprofits, alike. With only a PayPal logo and some code easily inserted onto a website, payments are a breeze. And with over 230 million PayPal users worldwide, the chances are good that your customer or donor either already...Read more »
Tags: Conduit, Currency, Donation, Fundraising, International, Internet, Overseas, PayPal
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Since early January of this year, the topic of Funding from Foreign Governments to Israeli NGO’s (Non-Governmental Organization) has been making headlines. Two initiatives promoting Transparency though in very different contexts -- a proposal put forth in January and a bill approved in February -- have politicians, nonprofits, and European Governments lamenting the destruction...Read more »
Tags: Foreign, Funding, Government, International, Israel, Knesset, Rasham Ha'amutot, Regulations
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