Civic Warriors
We bring the conversation to you, sharing relatable stories that motivate and build consensus in the nonprofit community. Experience what it takes to make an impact and become a true Civic Warrior.
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We bring the conversation to you, sharing relatable stories that motivate and build consensus in the nonprofit community. Experience what it takes to make an impact and become a true Civic Warrior.
As a partner and leader within the Firm’s Healthcare and Not-For-Profit Services Teams, James serves healthcare organizations, not-for-profit entities, educational institutions and recipients of governmental funding. He specializes in providing audit services to complex healthcare and nonprofit organizations, helping leadership teams strengthen internal controls, improve operational efficiency and make informed business decisions. James works closely…
When was the last time your organization analyzed whether its executive compensation was reasonable? If the honest answer is “a few years ago” or “I am not sure,” your organization may not be alone. And while it may seem counterintuitive, the IRS is not especially interested in whether you pay your executive director too much,…
On January 20, 2026, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) resumed accepting new applications for group exemption ruling requests by issuing Revenue Procedure (Rev. Proc.) 2026-8. This new guidance ends the moratorium on new applications for group exemption rulings that began in 2020 and introduces new requirements and guidance for applying for and maintaining a group…
Many nonprofits are looking for ways to streamline operating costs and reinvest savings into their mission. Solar energy is becoming an increasingly attractive option thanks to new federal incentives. For years, nonprofits and governments couldn’t benefit from solar tax credits because they don’t pay federal income tax. Under the Inflation Reduction Act, tax-exempt organizations, including…
Private schools have long operated under federal tax-exemption requirements that prohibit racial discrimination. On September 3, 2026, the IRS and Treasury Department released proposed regulations that would change how those longstanding requirements apply to schools recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3). The proposal would affect private elementary schools, secondary schools, colleges, universities and other educational…