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Nonprofits

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn is one of the leading law firms serving the legal needs of nonprofit and other tax-exempt organizations in the Greater Philadelphia area including Bucks County and Montgomery County. Our experience with the special business needs of nonprofits allow us to swiftly and expertly address the struggles and day-to-day concerns of our clients.

From helping form nonprofit organizations and obtaining tax-exempt status, to delivering comprehensive counsel and practical, affordable solutions in all aspects of nonprofit law, governance, regulation, and charitable giving, our Nonprofit Practice Group is attuned to the unique needs of nonprofit entities in the following areas:

Nonprofit Legal Services include:

  • Governance and board structure, composition, roles, and responsibilities
  • Best practices and risk management audits
  • Policy manual review
  • Board/staff relationships, responsibilities and delegation of authority
  • Conflicts of interest
  • Insurance review
  • Regulatory compliance and annual reporting
  • Mergers and affiliations
  • Corporate practices and recordkeeping
  • Corporate dissolutions

 

Nonprofit Services Regarding Federal and State Tax Exempt Status Include:

  • Advocacy, lobbying and political activities
  • Disqualified person and self-dealing rules
  • Executive compensation
  • Formation and incorporation
  • Form 990/990ez annual reporting
  • Multi-State Charitable Solicitation Registrations, initial and renewals, offered at a flat rate fee of $150 for each state registration.
  • Obtaining and maintaining tax-exempt status
  • Operating foundation and supporting organization qualification and operating standards
  • IRS applications/determination of tax-exempt status
  • Public charity support tests and qualification
  • Unrelated business income

Nonprofit Services Regarding Personal Liability of Directors Includes:

  • Compensation
  • Conflict of Interest Policies and Procedures
  • Corporate sponsorships
  • Directors’ and officers’ (“D & O”) liability insurance
  • Fraud and abuse matters
  • Indemnification agreements
  • Private Inurement and Sanctions