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Imagine that you and your children are victims of domestic abuse. Or that your landlord refuses to remove mold from your apartment and you are getting sick.
You have been wronged and you want a chance to turn things around. You need a lawyer, but you are poor. You think someone will say, as you…
By: Dan Hymowitz and Heather Lord
In America, the debate lumbers on about the best way to coordinate the philanthropic sector and the U.S. government. Meanwhile, one post-conflict West African country has jumped right in — the Liberia Philanthropy Secretariat is the fruit of…
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot...
Philanthropic Organizations Push Simplification of the Private Foundation Excise Tax
A Rollback of the SALT Cap?
Tax Extender Package May Pass but Won’t be Permanent
Still Hammering out the Government Funding Bill
Antidote for High…
It’s hard to believe that in just a few weeks we’ll be bringing in a New Year. If we consider the Internal Revenue Act of 1935 as the start of corporate philanthropy – a time when companies were permitted to deduct 5% of pretax earnings for charitable gifts, it could be concluded that corporations…
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This describes the legal framework of nonprofit organizations (also known as non-governmental organizations or NGOs) in Ethiopia, along with translations of legislative provisions relevant for a foundation or advisor undertaking an…
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Note: Snapshot will not be published next week. We will recommence when Congress returns from the Thanksgiving Recess on December 2.
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot...
Stopgap Spending Bill Passed…Back Again on December 20…