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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizatio
 ns- NDANO members receive Pennsylvania State Rate\n \nWith election year a
 ctivity dominating the news as we move toward November\, nonprofits\, and 
 particularly charities\, are concerned about what they may and may not do 
 to influence elections and public policy.  This webinar will discuss those
  issues with particular emphasis on the limitations on lobbying and electi
 oneering by 501(c)(3) charities.\n \nThis webinar will discuss how chariti
 es can lose their federal income tax exemption if they participate in poli
 tical campaigns\, and the type of activity that the Internal Revenue Servi
 ce views as participation.  Where does the IRS draw the line?\n \nWe will 
 discuss voter registration drives\, and efforts to get out the vote on ele
 ction day.\n \nWe will discuss political action committees\, and the legal
 ity and wisdom of charities supporting them.\n \nWe will also discuss how 
 charities may take positions on legislative issues and why they may not be
  doing their job if they fail to do so.  What counts as “lobbying” under t
 he federal regulations?  Does it make sense to make the 501(h) election? D
 o they have to worry about lobbying registration requirements?\n \nWe will
  contrast the limitations on charities to the relative freedom for partici
 pation by 501(c)(4) advocacy groups and 501(c)(6) trade associations\, and
  why charities may want to create affiliates to promote their programs sep
 arately.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organization
 s- NDANO members receive Pennsylvania State Rate\n \nWith election year ac
 tivity dominating the news as we move toward November\, nonprofits\, and p
 articularly charities\, are concerned about what they may and may not do t
 o influence elections and public policy.  This webinar will discuss those 
 issues with particular emphasis on the limitations on lobbying and electio
 neering by 501(c)(3) charities.\n \nThis webinar will discuss how charitie
 s can lose their federal income tax exemption if they participate in polit
 ical campaigns\, and the type of activity that the Internal Revenue Servic
 e views as participation.  Where does the IRS draw the line?\n \nWe will d
 iscuss voter registration drives\, and efforts to get out the vote on elec
 tion day.\n \nWe will discuss political action committees\, and the legali
 ty and wisdom of charities supporting them.\n \nWe will also discuss how c
 harities may take positions on legislative issues and why they may not be 
 doing their job if they fail to do so.  What counts as “lobbying” under th
 e federal regulations?  Does it make sense to make the 501(h) election? Do
  they have to worry about lobbying registration requirements?\n \nWe will 
 contrast the limitations on charities to the relative freedom for particip
 ation by 501(c)(4) advocacy groups and 501(c)(6) trade associations\, and 
 why charities may want to create affiliates to promote their programs sepa
 rately.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20120919T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20120919T150000
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SUMMARY:Shared Webinar | Lobbying\, Electioneering and Political Action Com
 mittees for Nonprofits
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