In June 2018, the Supreme Court overturned existing precedent on taxing remote sellers with 5-4 decision on South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. What impacts lie ahead for remote businesses and charitable organizations, as other states follow suit?
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Just like the nonprofit organizations they support, professional fundraisers must register in compliance with varying state regulations, which depend on their level of involvement in the solicitation process.
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Nonprofit organizations of all sizes often work with professional fundraisers, but doing so comes with additional state registration and disclosure requirements that both the charity and the fundraiser must follow.
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Although exemptions can be difficult to qualify for, obtaining a state sales tax exemption is often a straightforward process. In most states, this involves submitting a state-specific application—many available online—along with the required supporting documentation outlined in this video.
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Under Texas law, most charities and nonprofit organizations that are soliciting charitable donations from Texas donors are not required to register to solicit. One of these is the VSA (Veterans Solicitation Act). Our infographic explains more.
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Most charities and nonprofit organizations soliciting charitable donations from Texas donors are not required to register to solicit but there are exceptions – like the PSSA (Public Safety Solicitation Act). Our infographic explains more.
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In this article, you’ll find an infographic that outlines the differences in Texas state law regarding LETSA (Law Enforcement Telephone Solicitation Act) registration
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Some nonprofits that are registered to solicit charitable donations may later choose to discontinue their registrations. Here’s what to do if that applies to you.
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Two important Acts (Act 71 – HB 1420 and Act 72 – HB 1421) amend the Pennsylvania Solicitation of Funds for Charitable Purposes Act (“Charities Act”).
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Charities using the internet frequently and falsely believe that if they are soliciting online they need to register in every state.
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