Corporate Governance
(c)(3) Status - Aff. Requirements
Charitable Contributions
UBIT
(c)(4)'s and Beyond
TEO Potpourri
100

The title of individuals who only act on behalf the nonprofit corporation by vote or consensus

Who is a director?

100

To whom a public charity’s assets must go upon dissolution for 501(c)(3) eligibility

What is to another public charity?

100

The Code section that authorizes a deduction for charitable contributions

What is section 170(a)?

100

This is the rate at which UBIT is taxed.

What is the highest marginal corporate tax rate or 21%?

100

The IRS form that social welfare organizations may file for 501(c)(4) status

What is Form 1024-A?

100

The three sectors of U.S. society, according to our casebook authors

What are for-profit, nonprofit, and government?

200

Two examples of good nonprofit corporate governance

What are:

  • Regular board meetings
  • Annual elections
  • Meeting minutes
  • Meeting agendas
  • Book/Record access
  • Committee delegations
  • Compensation policies
  • COI policies?
200

The amount of legislative or political activities permitted to be undertaken by public charities

What is an insubstantial amount (compared to all the organization’s activities)?

200

While gifts of services are non-deductible, these expenses can be deductible as long as the “no-smile” rule is not violated

What are transportation, meals, and lodging incurred away from home?

200

The standard used to determine if an unrelated T/B is regularly carried on

What is the comparing the nonprofit's frequency and continuity of the activity to that of for-profit competitors?

200

This noncharitable TEO offers individuals a tax deduction for their contributions if the TEO uses it for religious, educational, or other charitable purposes

What is a fraternal organization (under 501(c)(7) (8) or (10))?

200

Two organizations that do not have to apply for public charity status

What are churches, church associations, conventions, covered by group exemption, or with gross receipts < $5000?

300

One way that nonprofit corporations differ from their for-profit counterparts

What is:

  • Decisions are measured by whether they fulfill the org’s mission
  • Cannot distribute net earnings to owners
  • Has no owners?
300

The name of the doctrine that requires a charitable class to consist of a sufficiently large/indefinite group of people

What is the community benefit doctrine?

300

How much a donation of non-cash property must be for a qualified appraisal to be attached to the donor's tax return.

What is $500,000?

300

One of the exclusions from UBTI under Code section 512

What are: dividends, royalties, or rents from real property?

300

One of the main distinctions between public charities and non-501(c)(3) TEOs

What is (1) donations are generally not tax deductible, and (2) non-501(c)(3)’s can self-declare their tax-exempt status?

300

The number of months a nonprofit corporation has to file Form 1023 to obtain tax-exempt status retroactive to its date of formation

What is 27 months?

400

The individuals responsible for a nonprofit corporation’s day-to-day activities

Who are officers and senior employees?

400

The only charitable purpose that justifies providing home loan assistance to moderate income families under Rev. Rul. 70-585

What is eliminating prejudice or discrimination (Situation 2)?

400

The three pieces of information that must be contained in a donee’s written acknowledgment of charitable contributions for donations > $250

What is the date of the donation, the amount, and the FMV of any goods/services provided in exchange for the donation?

400

DAILY DOUBLE! This type of disbursement is made by a sponsor who makes a donation with no expectation that it will receive anything in return other than use or acknowledgment of the sponsor’s name in connection with the exempt organization’s activities – “Thank You Sponsors”

What are qualified sponsorship payments?

400

The limitation placed on the deductibility of labor organization and business league membership dues under Code section 162(e)

What is that dues are only deductible to the extent not used for lobbying?

400

The number of non-exhaustive factors that the IRS uses to determine if an organization is a ”church” under Rev. Rul. 59-129

What is 14?

500

Besides having members, this is one way that mutual benefit nonprofit corporations differ from public benefit counterparts

What is:

  • Members get to vote on major changes
  • Members receive net assets pro rata upon dissolution
  • Board has additional duty to treat members fairly?
500

One type of legal entity that cannot apply for tax-exempt status with the IRS

What is a partnership or sole proprietorship?

500

How a conservation easement is valued for qualified conservation contribution purposes.

What is measuring the difference in property value before and after the easement is placed?

500

The exception that permits RP rental income to be excluded from UBTI even though the lessor also provides services

What are services that are usually/customarily rendered in connection with the rental of rooms?

500

To be tax exempt, business leagues must do this as opposed to be appearing to operate a trade or business (sorry, IBM, those are your customers)

What is promote a common business interest and/or improve business conditions?

500

One of the events triggering the gross income exclusion for receiving a “qualified disaster relief payment” from an employer

What is a: (1) terrorist attack,  (2) accident, (3) presidentially-declared or Treasury Secretary declared disaster?

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