Adler & Colvin represents and advises a range of tax-exempt organizations that do not fall within the 501(c)(3) category.
Areas of Focus
- Advocacy and other social welfare groups under Section 501(c)(4).
- Labor unions under Section 501(c)(5).
- Business and professional associations under Section 501(c)(6).
- Social clubs under Section 501(c)(7).
- Other tax-exempt varieties among more than twenty listed in the Internal Revenue Code.
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Webinar August 10, 2023
CalNonprofits Session: "Ask a Nonprofit Lawyer: You Have Questions, We Have Answers"
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. PT
Free for CalNonprofits members; $45 for not-yet-members
Join us for something new! We’re bringing together two of the state’s most experienced nonprofit legal minds to address some critical nonprofit legal basics and answer some of your most pressing nonprofit-related legal questions. Eric Gorovitz and David Levitt, both principals at nationally recognized Adler & Colvin, will discuss such issues as compliance, privacy and data security, fundraising regulations, lobbying, and employment law as it applies to nonprofits.
You can also help guide our discussion by submitting your own questions for Eric and David. What legal quandaries are keeping you up at night? Is it about your board? Are you 501(c)4 curious? Let CalNonprofits know via the registration form, and we’ll do our best to respond to as many questions as possible. CEO Jan Masaoka will be on hand to help us sort through our sector’s most pressing concerns.
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Virtual Conference May 19, 2023
CalCPA Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference - Session: “Planning Opportunities with Different Tax-Exempt / Philanthropic Vehicles”
Ingrid Mittermaier will discuss what’s behind the trend of major asset donations to non-501(c)(3) charities; types of tax-exempt/philanthropic vehicles (501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), 501(c)(6), taxable nonprofit corporation, philanthropic LLC); major differences in governance, tax treatment, and regulatory oversight and restrictions; and planning opportunities in light of those differences.
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