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Deception by Omission
Fundraising Regulation

Deception By Omission in Charitable Fundraising

What Is “Deception By Omission” in Nonprofit Fundraising? The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulates deceptive practices in charitable solicitations, including when nonprofits or professional fundraisers fail

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The Act plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and consumer protection in charitable fundraising.
Fundraising Regulation

The Washington Charitable Solicitations Act

Like many jurisdictions, Washington regulates charitable donation solicitations. In Washington, charitable solicitation rules are codified in the Charitable Solicitations Act, Chapter 19.09 of the Revised

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Restricted Gifts
Fundraising Regulation

Charging Expenses to Restricted Gifts

A sizable amount of the funding received by nonprofit organizations consists of restricted gifts meant for specific programs or projects. Many nonprofits use unrestricted operating revenue to cover the cost of managing their restricted funds, leaving the organization with insufficient unrestricted cash. These management costs, however, can often be met by the restricted fund itself.  

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Who Investigates Nonprofit Organizations?

While Federal tax laws are the same nationwide, state laws governing EOs can vary dramatically among the states. This article lists the most common violations by tax-exempt organizations and the agencies in charge of enforcement.

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