Reinstating Tax Provisions Benefits Nonprofits, Council Says

Reinstating Tax Provisions Benefits Nonprofits, Council Says 

National Council of Nonprofits

Reviving tax provisions that ended in 2021, such as the universal charitable deduction and the employee retention credit, could bolster charitable donations and alleviate funding and staffing shortages at nonprofits, the National Council of Nonprofits said in a statement to the Senate Finance Committee.

Reviving tax provisions that ended in 2021, such as the universal charitable deduction and the employee retention credit, could bolster charitable donations and alleviate funding and staffing shortages at nonprofits, the National Council of Nonprofits said in a statement to the Senate Finance Committee.

Reviving tax provisions that ended in 2021, such as the universal charitable deduction and the employee retention credit, could bolster charitable donations and alleviate funding and staffing shortages at nonprofits, the National Council of Nonprofits said in a statement submitted to the Senate Finance Committee for a March 17 hearing.

Reviving tax provisions that ended in 2021, such as the universal charitable deduction and the employee retention credit, could bolster charitable donations and alleviate funding and staffing shortages at nonprofits, the National Council of Nonprofits said in a statement submitted to the Senate Finance Committee for a March 17 hearing.