Can a non-profit get in trouble if a candidate posts on their Facebook page?

Technically, you have not violated any EO law, however, because of perceptions, I would go with choice #1; we had a similar situation with one of...

Will our non-profit status be in jeopardy if a candidate posts on our Facebook page?

Technically, you have not violated any EO law, however, because of perceptions, I would go with choice #1; we had a similar situation with one of...

These days, in the midst of the 501(c)(4) controversy, we are experiencing about a 12-15 month turnaround on Forms 1023 which we have filed with...

Appears to me that their exempt status was probably revoked as of May 15, 2013, that being so, they will probably show up on the Auto Revocation...

Is this legal for a nonprofit board of directors to do?

Essentially it comes down to what the organization's Bylaws set forth. Otherwise, there appears to be numerous red flags here regarding the...

How do I go about reporting illegal activities of a 501(c) (3) organization?

Two places to go, you can contact the Indiana Attorney General or you can contact the IRS by filing a Form 13909 to lodge your complaint.

Can get back money I paid to an organization that doesn't seem to be using it for the intended purpose?

Do you have any documentation supporting the fact that you made a restricted gift to the charity? If so, you certainly have a cause of action if...

Starting a non-profit; seeking assistance with filling out IRS forms SS-4 and 1023 and/or other forms needed.

What are your specific questions re the Form 1023? If you have not started the Form 1023 and are not confident that you can complete it by...

We were told by a member that our EIN number wasn't a non-profit number & that we are not allowed to give out scholarships.

If you are a public charity, there should be no barriers to making scholarship grants to individuals. If you are a private foundation, you need...

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An elected officer of a non-profit pays out "reimbursements" for years with no verification; can he be charged with collusion?

Not fraud here, but could be considered an excess benefit transaction depending upon the facts and circumstances surrounding the reimbursements....