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When Things Don’t Work Out: Combining, Winding Down and Dissolution Issues for Nonprofit
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When Things Don’t Work Out: Combining, Winding Down and Dissolution Issues for Nonprofit
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This session discusses the legal and accounting implications that one should consider when a tax-exempt nonprofit corporation decides to merge with another non-profit, dissolve or undertake other formation changes. When a significant change in formation and/or structure occurs, public charities and private foundations will need to follow steps to execute the change in a legal, efficient, and beneficial manner, and this session discusses these steps so you and your organization are prepared should you decide to pursue a significant change in formation and/or structure.
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- TX, CA, PA
- Specialization: Estate Planning and Probate Law | Tax Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2025
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When Things Don’t Work Out: Combining, Winding Down and Dissolution Issues (Apr 2024)
Pam Alexanderson, Nykolas McKissic
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When Things Don’t Work Out: Combining, Winding Down and Dissolution Issues (Apr 2024)
This session discusses the legal and accounting implications that one should consider when a tax-exempt nonprofit corporation decides to merge with another non-profit, dissolve or undertake other formation changes. When a significant change in formation and/or structure occurs, public charities and private foundations will need to follow steps to execute the change in a legal, efficient, and beneficial manner, and this session discusses these steps so you and your organization are prepared should you decide to pursue a significant change in formation and/or structure.
Originally presented: Feb 2024 Nonprofit Organizations Fundamentals
Pam Alexanderson,
Moss Adams - Albuquerque, NM
Nykolas McKissic,
Holland & Knight LLP - Dallas, TX