The attorneys at Gilbride, Tusa, Last & Spellane have extensively represented tax-exempt organizations, including private foundations. Our attorneys provide tax and regulatory counsel that such organizations require. Our attorneys in this area may be involved in the following matters:
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- Compliance with Federal and State Tax-Exempt Organization Laws, including Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and applicable state laws
- Avoidance of Self-Dealing and Sanction Issues arising in executive compensation matters or other arrangements with staff, donors and their families, or board members
- Planned Giving Arrangement and other Charitable Gifts
- Pledge Agreements and Endowment Fund Matters
- Organizational Structure
- Fundamental Governmental Issues, including Fiduciary Duties of Board Members and Officers, responsibilities of committee members and committees, indemnification rights and conflicts of interest
- Regulatory Investigations by the Internal Revenue Service, State Attorneys General, or other state or local agencies
- Policies, Procedures and Criteria for Grants
For more information regarding this area of our practice, please contact Frank J. Gilbride II or Thomas P. Spellane.