How Helping Out With Donations After Irma Is The Same – And Different – From Harvey
Less than two weeks after Hurricane Harvey caused widespread devastation when made landfall in parts of Texas and Louisiana, Hurricane Irma roared ashore.
Charitable giving, nonprofit tax rules, and what donors and organizations need to know to give (and receive) the right way.
Less than two weeks after Hurricane Harvey caused widespread devastation when made landfall in parts of Texas and Louisiana, Hurricane Irma roared ashore.
JJ Watt’s Houston Flood Relief Fund hit the $10 million this morning, cementing it as the fastest growing, largest crowdfunding charitable fundraiser in the ten-year history of crowdfunding. Here’s how it happened.
Looking to help out after Hurricane Harvey? Here are some tips to get started, including how and where to donate, as well as what you need to know to claim a tax deduction.
Tax season isn’t over just yet: Monday, May 15, 2017, marks the filing deadline for many charities and other tax exempt organizations.
In November, President Trump confirmed that he would refuse a presidential salary. This week, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer announced that the President was donating his first quarter salary to the National Parks Service (NPS).
A lawsuit has been filed against online payments system giant PayPal, claiming that the company didn’t deliver charitable donations made on the company’s platform, as promised.
Someone was feeling the holiday spirit after winning big on an instant lottery ticket on Thursday, December 8. But rather than pocket the cash, the lucky winner donated the winnings to charity by dropping the winning ticket into a Salvation Army collection kettle.
Feeling generous? Here are 12 tips to keep in mind to make sure your charitable donations are tax-deductible.
Billionaire Warren Buffett has fired back at Donald Trump about his tax returns. Today, the Berkshire Hathaway CEO released a statement about the history of his own tax returns – and his IRS audit.
The New York Attorney General’s Office has ordered Donald Trump’s charity to “immediately cease soliciting contributions or engaging in any other fundraising activities” in New York, following up on reports that it had failed to register with the state as required by law.