The Real Threat of the Nonprofit “Terrorism” Provision in Trump’s Big Bill

How to Fend Off Attacks on Nonprofits—Three Key Strategies - Non Profit News

Credit: Tima Miroschnichenko on Pexels That nonprofits are under attack from the administration of President Donald Trump and the Republicans in Washington, DC, is obvious. Recently, the US House of Representatives introduced a bill that would give the US Treasury Secretary unilateral authority to remove a nonprofit’s tax exemption based on a personal assessment that the nonprofit was supporting “terrorism.” That provision, fortunately, was remo…

Nonprofit Killer Provision Quietly Disappears from Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill"

The infamous "Nonprofit Killer" provision quietly disappeared from Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" as is winds its way through Congress.

The Real Threat of the Nonprofit “Terrorism” Provision in Trump’s Big Bill

The Trump administration has already wielded the “terrorist” label to stigmatize and strip rights from student activists and migrants.

Nonprofits in the crosshairs of big 'beautiful' bill

The last thing the nonprofit sector needs is a change in tax policy that will make it harder for charities to fulfill their missions.

Buried in the GOP budget bill: a new weapon to use against liberal non-profits

This newsletter is free, but it’s only able to sustain itself due to the support I receive from a small percentage of regular readers. Would you please consider becoming one of those supporters? You can use the button below to subscribe to Substack or use my usual Patreon page!Subscribe nowRepublicans, as you may have heard, are trying to pass a single massive bill that incorporates everything on their agenda, ranging from tax cuts for the wealt…

Nonprofits and the Draft Tax Bill: Lobbying & Advocacy

Charities – If the status quo is harming your ability to advance your mission consistent with your values, what can you do? What should you do? The first question is a little easier to answer from a legal perspective. But I’ll try to provide a tiny amount of personal insights on the second question at the end of this post. Background I presented to the Nonprofit Activists Coalition earlier this week on what charities (and some other tax-exempt o…