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Discovering The Tax Implications of Nonprofits Owning For-Profit Businesses

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Does your nonprofit have ownership of a for-profit entity? Whether your organization owns a for-profit company outright or has limited ownership, a for-profit subsidiary can have serious tax implications for your nonprofit. Nonprofits with excess holdings may face an excise tax on the value of shares over the limit.

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Nonprofit Tax Filing: 7 Steps to Peace of Mind

The Charity CFO

Start With the Fundamentals of Nonprofit Tax Filing Non-profit organizations operate in many areas of society, including education, healthcare, sports, and social services. NPOs should track all donations, grants, and investments made to their organization to make sure they are properly accounted for.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (Nov 19-20) 2022

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Outside of work, he serves as a volunteer financial planner and class instructor for non-profits in the Northern Virginia area. Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) have become an increasingly popular tool for consumers , particularly those in good health and with extra income to save. He can be reached at [email protected].

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Transcript: Michael Fisch

Barry Ritholtz

But if I had a plan as to how to do that when I went to college, it was learn as much as I could, as fast as I could and get a ba and then become an accountant and a lawyer. And that at least annually, those evaluations are typically subjected to audit as part of the audit process. The auditors look at those valuations.

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Transcript: Tom Rampulla

Barry Ritholtz

So the harvest losses to offset future gains. RITHOLTZ: That leaves a mark when it comes time to — you add in tax loss harvesting, and just helping with having a financial plan. So as we grow, become more efficient, we get scale, we sort of make a profit. And we take that profit, and we do two things with it.

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Transcript: Tom Wagner, Knighthead Capital

Barry Ritholtz

You start out spending five years at Ernst & Young doing hedge fund accounting. WAGNER: Yeah, I started as a certified public accountant and one of the early engagements that I was tasked with was in the space of asset management and I recall doing the audit on Jeffrey Vinik’s very first year as a hedge fund manager.