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Antheil Maslow & MacMinn congratulates the Bucks County Children's Museum, which was honored with the Community Recognition Award from the Village Improvement Association at their annual meeting on June 4th. The Bucks County Children’s Museum’s mission is to be a fun, interactive and educational environment for children, parents and schools with exhibits that reflect Bucks County's unique history and culture. The Children's Museum is located at 500 Union Square in New Hope.
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn is pleased to welcome Michael W. Mills as a Partner to the Firm, joining AMM’s Tax, Business & Finance and Estates & Trusts Practice Groups. Mike’s practice focuses primarily on helping privately-owned businesses preserve value, and helping individuals preserve and protect their family wealth. Mike’s experience includes not only private law practice, but also public accounting as well as financial services, and Mike holds both a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Financial Planner™ designation. This broad range of experience allows Mike to bring unique perspective and value to the firm’s business and individual clients.
A great deal of Mike’s time is spent working with family businesses, helping to preserve and protect their value. This very often includes a focus on management and ownership succession issues, and associated personal estate planning for family business owners.
Mike has been active in the local community and professional organizations. He has served on a number of nonprofit boards in the Central Bucks community, and served as President of the Bucks County Estate Planning Council in 2008-2009.
Sue Maslow will present a program offering 1 substantive CLE credit for attorneys on Wednesday, April 3rd at 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. at the Bucks County Bar Association in Doylestown. In this intermediate level seminar, Sue will discuss best practices in nonprofit governance, policy and disclosure to satisfy fiduciary obligation under PA law and maintain Federal tax-exempt status. Fact patterns that can be deemed self dealing, private benefit or private inurement and IRS imposed itermediate sanctions and excise taxes often triggered will be reviewed to highlight challenges faced by nonprofit board members and trustees. The program is sponsored by the Business Law Section of the Bucks County Bar Association.
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn is very proud to support the Buck Up for Bucks County Fundraising campaign. The firm and its employees individually have donated to the the Bucks County Homeless Shelter's fundraising campaign to build a new kitchen at the Emergency Shelter, and we are issuing a social media challenge to all of our connections in Bucks County to join us in supporting this worthy cause.
To learn more about the shelter and how you can help, click here
Susan Maslow and Patty Collins spoke before approximately 60 medical residents in the Family Practice/Emergency Medicine Program of Aria Health at the Torresdale Hospital Campus, on Thursday, January 31st. The presentation featured an analysis of common employment agreement issues and insight into how negotiations with potential employers has been impacted by the new hospital consortium landscape.
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn is proud to participate in Bucks County's newly established Veterans ID Card Discount Program. The firm is offering discounted estate planning documents to eligible cardholders. This program established by the Bucks County Commissioners, Department of Veterans Affairs and the Recorder of Deeds in November 2012 offers all Bucks County Veterans and active duty personnel a free photo ID which entitles them to discounts from a wide variety of local vendors and service providers. By showing their DD-214 discharge form, they will be able to receive a color photo identification card. To see the full list of participating businesses click here.
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn Attorney Tim White has been named one of Bucks County’s Forty Under Forty Inaugural Class. This award recognizes not only business success, but community service, and we are very proud that Tim was honored in this way. He is well respected in the Bucks County Legal Community, and has a dynamic and growing estate planning practice. In addition, Tim makes real and enthusiastic contributions to local charitable organizations. Tim is a real credit to the firm.
Tom Donnelly, a partner of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP, represented Prospere, Inc. in applying for tax exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Recognition of exemption status was granted on October 18, 2012.
Tom is proud to support the efforts of Prospere, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to the creation, administration and funding of a young adult outward bound program of treatment and rehabilitation. Operating in conjunction with the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas, graduates of the outward bound program may have criminal sentences reduced so as to facilitate reentry into society. The program is based upon personal experiences faced by young adults involved in the criminal justice system, with the hope that with the right treatment and rehabilitation, these young adults can reach a level of success which the traditional criminal justice system may have prevented.
Prospere, Inc. provides funding for participants to the program; however, its resources are limited. By obtaining tax exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, Prospere, Inc. can accept donations from the general public, including individuals with ties to the criminal justice system, and such donations may be deducted on the donor’s individual income tax returns.
Should you have questions concerning the creation of a non-profit entity or the acquisition of recognition of exemption under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, do not hesitate to contact Tom.
Sue Maslow and Tim White of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP will be presenters at the National Business Institute's Seminar entitled "How to Keep Tax-Exempt Organizations in Compliance" on November 13th in Allentown, PA. This seminar offers invaluable insights into compliance with the complex rules governing tax-exempt organizations. For anyone involved in non-profit work, you should know that even inadvertently breaking the rules can jeopardize tax-exempt status. This seminar will provide the information you need to stay current on the latest regulations, study the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley on tax-exempt organizations, avoid intermediate sanctions and ensure accounting practices are up to par. The program will supply answers to questions about tax-exempt compliance and operational issues. Here are some of the topics covered:
• Gaining strategies for safeguarding directors, officers and executives from potential liability;
• Creating an environment of accountability by establishing comprehensive internal controls;
• Following annual reporting requirements and compliance with the rules governing disclosures and solicitation;
• Learning to identify what qualifies as unrelated business income - and what the exceptions are.
Anyone who works in the Nonprofit sector may want to register for this comprehensive educational program.
Sue Maslow and Tim White of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP will be presenters at the National Business Institute's Seminar entitled "How to Keep Tax-Exempt Organizations in Compliance" on November 13th in Allentown, PA. This seminar offers invaluable insights into compliance with the complex rules governing tax-exempt organizations. For anyone involved in non-profit work, you should know that even inadvertently breaking the rules can jeopardize tax-exempt status. This seminar will provide the information you need to stay current on the latest regulations, study the impact of Sarbanes-Oxley on tax-exempt organizations, avoid intermediate sanctions and ensure accounting practices are up to par. The program will supply answers to questions about tax-exempt compliance and operational issues. Here are some of the topics covered:
- Gaining strategies for safeguarding directors, officers and executives from potential liability;
- Creating an environment of accountability by establishing comprehensive internal controls;
- Following annual reporting requirements and compliance with the rules governing disclosures and solicitation;
- Learning to identify what qualifies as unrelated business income - and what the exceptions are;
- Adhering to the accepted guidelines for determining appropriate executive compensation.
If you work for a tax-exempt organization, you may want to sign up for this valuable seminar. You can register by visiting www.nbi-sems.com or call 800-930-6182.