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Nonprofit Organizations and Commerciality
Contains material from Mar 2021
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Session 1: Commerciality - How are non-profits intersecting with corporations and capital markets in new ways (via limited partnerships, joint ventures, investments and platforms to aggregate capital) designed accelerate impact and attract mainstream capital outside of philanthropy?
Session 2: UBI and Sponsorship - Know the difference; Is that sponsorship taxable or not?
Session 3: Joint Ventures - Joint ventures can be a great way to achieve economies of scale to reduce costs, try out a new program without taking on all of the responsibilities, or monetize underused assets. Address various available legal structures, tax implications, strategic negotiating points, and disclosures and reporting for joint ventures.
Session 4: Complex Organizational Structures - Discuss different arrangements involving both nonprofit and for-profit entities, reasons to consider a more complex structure, and managing the relationships between multiple entities. Review key tax and nonprofit legal issues as well as practical considerations that we have encountered in structuring and advising on these arrangements.
Session 5: Impact Investing - Using real-life examples, explore how key exempt org considerations affect structure, economics, and talent when investing for impact.
Session 2: UBI and Sponsorship - Know the difference; Is that sponsorship taxable or not?
Session 3: Joint Ventures - Joint ventures can be a great way to achieve economies of scale to reduce costs, try out a new program without taking on all of the responsibilities, or monetize underused assets. Address various available legal structures, tax implications, strategic negotiating points, and disclosures and reporting for joint ventures.
Session 4: Complex Organizational Structures - Discuss different arrangements involving both nonprofit and for-profit entities, reasons to consider a more complex structure, and managing the relationships between multiple entities. Review key tax and nonprofit legal issues as well as practical considerations that we have encountered in structuring and advising on these arrangements.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 4.00
- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- Specialization: Tax Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2025
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Commerciality (Mar 2021)
Susan H. Mac Cormac, Ruth M. Madrigal, David A. Shevlin
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Commerciality (Mar 2021)
How are non-profits intersecting with corporations and capital markets in new ways (via limited partnerships, joint ventures, investments and platforms to aggregate capital) designed accelerate impact and attract mainstream capital outside of philanthropy?
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Susan H. Mac Cormac,
Morrison & Foerster LLP - San Francisco, CA
Ruth M. Madrigal,
KPMG LLP - Washington, DC
David A. Shevlin,
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP - New York, NY
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UBI and Sponsorship (Mar 2021)
Michaela J. Cromar, Caroline Waldner
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UBI and Sponsorship (Mar 2021)
Know the difference; Is that sponsorship taxable or not?
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Michaela J. Cromar,
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP - Fort Worth, TX
Caroline Waldner,
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - Washington, DC
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Joint Ventures (Mar 2021)
Ofer Lion, Darren B. Moore
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Joint Ventures (Mar 2021)
Joint ventures can be a great way to achieve economies of scale to reduce costs, try out a new program without taking on all of the responsibilities, or monetize underused assets. Address various available legal structures, tax implications, strategic negotiating points, and disclosures and reporting for joint ventures.
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Ofer Lion,
Seyfarth Shaw LLP - Los Angeles, CA
Darren B. Moore,
Bourland, Wall & Wenzel, P.C. - Fort Worth, TX
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Complex Organizational Structures (Mar 2021)
Samuel Greenberg, David A. Levitt
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Complex Organizational Structures (Mar 2021)
Discuss different arrangements involving both nonprofit and for-profit entities, reasons to consider a more complex structure, and managing the relationships between multiple entities. Review key tax and nonprofit legal issues as well as practical considerations that we have encountered in structuring and advising on these arrangements.
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Samuel Greenberg,
Ernst & Young LLP - Los Angeles, CA
David A. Levitt,
Adler & Colvin - San Francisco, CA
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Impact Investing (Mar 2021)
Brittany Cvetanovich, Kevin Saunders
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Session 5
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Impact Investing (Mar 2021)
Using real-life examples, explore how key exempt org considerations affect structure, economics, and talent when investing for impact.
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Brittany Cvetanovich,
Ropes & Gray - Chicago, IL
Kevin Saunders,
Accion - Cambridge, MA