This practice area concentrates on structural relationships and affiliations involving nonprofits, including arrangements among nonprofits with the same tax-exempt status or different tax statuses, and between nonprofits and for-profit entities.
We work with nonprofits creating affiliate networks from scratch, entering into an existing affiliate group, or considering disaffiliation from the group. We advise entities that act as fiscal sponsors to other entities, and organizations seeking fiscal sponsorship, or spinning out of fiscal sponsorship relationships into standalone organizations, or to another fiscal sponsor. We also work with nonprofits forming, investing in, or relating to, taxable subsidiaries, or businesses interested in creating a nonprofit charitable affiliate. Relationships between entities take several forms, such as parent organizations with subsidiaries, national organizations with regional or local affiliates or chapters, 501(c)(3) agencies associated with 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations to engage in a wider range of political activities, unions or trade associations with charitable affiliates, umbrella organizations, and coalitions. Often the organizations share a common name or brand.
Being a Nonprofit in the Trump Era
Co-presenters: Ruth M. Madrigal, Steptoe & Johnson LLP; and Alexander L. Reid, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Los Angeles, CA
Promoting Impact Through Hybrid Structures
Sponsor: Morrison & Foerster
San Francisco, CA
Co-presenter: Richard Ruvelson, WithumSmith + Brown
Sponsor: Strafford Webinars
The mission of the State Board of Equalization (BOE) is to serve the public through fair, effective, and efficient tax administration.
Provides filing information for various California business entities and a means to review online records of other California organizations. Also provides links to California Codes and regulations.
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