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  Fundamentals of Exempt TaxationFriday September 24, 2010 Understanding how the principles of exempt taxation work in the real world is essential for attorneys advising nonprofits. A nonprofit may be exempt from federal income taxation but it is difficult to obtain and maintain that status while expanding the revenue-generating activities necessary to support its charitable or educational mission. This program is designed for non-tax specialists advising nonprofit organizations on their operations. The program will provide a practical guide to the requirements of obtaining tax-exempt status, the differences between the major types of exempt organizations, and discuss major tax-exempt concepts such as the unrelated business income tax, joint ventures with profit-making ventures and more. Handout materials will be emailed to you prior to the seminar  60.00 Starts 12:00 PM Central Time 1.0 MCLE Credit Hours Schedule: • Requirements of obtaining and maintain tax-exempt status for nonprofits • Differences between a “public charity” and a “private foundation” for exemption purposes • Unrelated business income and how it is taxed • Joint ventures with profit-making firms • Reporting and compliance obligations Speakers: Daniel J. Hoffheimer, Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP – Cincinnati Michael S. Williams, Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP – Cincinnati |
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