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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In our January 11, 2018 blog post, we informed our readers about newly enacted changes to state tax lien (STL) law in the state of Georgia. At that time, we cautioned our readers that some of the changes may be changed yet again since there was a new bill pending affecting state tax lien law.
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On December 18, 2017, the U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) introduced a revised Document Cover Sheet (Form DCS) for copyright recordations.
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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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Banks around the world are starting to mandate that their corporate borrowers obtain a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI). This video explains what it is and why you need it.
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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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Find out if a charity needs to register to solicit nationwide if it has a “Donate Now” button on its website.
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Subsequent to this posting, new Georgia legislation was enacted changing some of the new provisions. For details, see our posting on March 12, 2018.
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If a company is out of good standing for a long enough period, it may become voided or revoked. In that case, the company’s name is no longer protected, another entity can form using the same name as the revoked company.
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The filing office for charitable solicitation registrations and annual report filings in Arkansas was changed on January 1, 2018.
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