In this multipart series, we explore the tax planning opportunities and pitfalls created by the temporary increase in the federal estate tax exemption from $5.5 million to $11.18 million.
With the 2018 November elections quickly approaching, nonprofits are taking a more active role in supporting or opposing Massachusetts ballot initiatives. Under Massachusetts State Campaign Finance Law known as G.L. c. 55 support for or opposition to a ballot initiative may be considered political activity, which may trigger the need to create a political committee, with detailed recordkeeping and disclosure requirements.
So what rules do nonprofits have to follow? This is an area in which grey predominates.
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On July 31, 2018, the Massachusetts legislature adopted long awaited legislation (the “Non-Compete Legislation”) that would restrict the use of noncompetition agreements by for-profit business entities.
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In this multipart series, we explore the tax planning opportunities and pitfalls created by the temporary increase in the federal estate tax exemption from $5.5 million to $11.18 million.
With the 2018 November elections quickly approaching, nonprofits are taking a more active role in supporting or opposing Massachusetts ballot initiatives. Under Massachusetts State Campaign Finance Law known as G.L. c. 55 support for or opposition to a ballot initiative may be considered political activity, which may trigger the need to create a political committee, with detailed recordkeeping and disclosure requirements.
So what rules do nonprofits have to follow? This is an area in which grey predominates.
read more >
On July 31, 2018, the Massachusetts legislature adopted long awaited legislation (the “Non-Compete Legislation”) that would restrict the use of noncompetition agreements by for-profit business entities.
read more >
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