Tag: state regulation

Companies engaging in charitable sales promotions (i.e., commercial co-venturers) must register and file contracts and campaign reports in up to seven (7) states. As some states impose statutory late fees and penalties for failing to timely file, commercial co-venturers should pay attention …

New York Outlaws Sole Member Not-for-Profit Corporations

News, Nonprofit, Nonprofit & Tax Exempt Organizations, Nonprofit Governance

by Karen l. Wu

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On December 21, 2018, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law Assembly Bill A-10336, which will increase the minimum number of individual members that a not-for-profit membership corporation is required to have from one to three. The stated justification for …

2018 NAAG/NASCO Conference – Update on the State Charity Regulatory Landscape

Charitable Solicitation & Fundraising, Fundraising Compliance, News, State Registration & Compliance, State Regulations

by Karen l. Wu

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The 2018 conference of the National Association of Attorneys General/National Association of State Charity Officials (NAAG/NASCO), convened on October 1st with the theme of “Charities in a World of Change.” The agenda included discussions on developments in nonprofit governance and accounting, self-regulatory …

Tag: state regulation

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