MONTPELIER, VT – Everyone needs to eat. Simple, right? Food, a basic necessity, seems so straightforward, but for many Vermonters, getting affordable and nutritious food can be difficult. From children to …
Source: National Council of Nonprofits Nonprofit Advocacy Matters 1/6/2020 Newsletter By now, everyone knows that charitable nonprofits have vital interests at stake – including dollars, data, and democracy – to make sure …
We are thankful to National Council of Nonprofits and our partners across the U.S. and Vermont for their hard working towards repeal of the tax on nonprofit transportation! Read National …
New Overtime Labor Standards Taking Effect; Webinar on What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know, Nov. 5 @ 3pm Eastern Starting January 1, 2020, the federal rules change for determining which …
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One thing we all know we can count on is CHANGE! We are about to have a change of seasons and a change of plans! You may have heard that …
Do you offer nonprofit transportation benefits? Last month, the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee approved legislation, H.R. 3300, that would repeal the 21 percent tax on nonprofit transportation benefits, such as …
The merger between Center for New Leadership (CNL) and Common Good Vermont (CGVT) creates a singular, statewide “one-stop shop” for nonprofit professional development that integrates both organizations’ strengths while offering …
May 6, 2019 By David L. Thompson, National Council of Nonprofits The phrase “nonprofit tax day” may sound like an oxymoron or punchline of a joke, but it’s real. Tax-exempt …
There is still much to be learned about the impact of recent national and state tax reform. As Rick Cohen of the National Council of Nonprofits explains, “Depending on what you read, overall …
Rick Cohen , National Council of Nonprofits The last few weeks have been filled with headlines about the state of individual giving to nonprofits in 2018. Depending on what you …
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