nonprofit fundamentals

• Academic level: College
• Type: Case study
• Subject: Other / nonprofit fundamentals
• Topic: see attached
• Style: APA
• Number of pages: 2 pages/double spaced (550 words)
• PowerPoint slides: 0
• Number of source/references: 2
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 The required textbook is: Required Textbooks and Course Materials
Ott, J.S. (2016). Understanding nonprofit organizations: Governance, leadership, and management (3rd ed.). Westview Press. [ISBN: 978-0813349619]

Reading:
Reading:
Ott, S. J. (2016). Understanding nonprofit organizations: Governance, leadership, and management (3rd ed.).
Chapter 1: Board of Directors
Chapter 3: Organizational, Operational, and Related Tests and Doctrines
Chapter 4: Evaluating the Charitable Deductions and Proposed Reforms
Chapter 5: Punctilios and Nonprofit Corporate Governance
Tury, K. (n.d.) Nonprofit organizations. Retrieved from https://www.learningtogive.org/resources/nonprofit-organizations-definition-and-examples
Nonprofit Governance by State
Exempt Purposes – Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3)
Board of Directors – Roles and Responsibilities
When you have completed the Reading and Viewing this week you should understand and be able to define the following terms and concepts:
The meaning and usage of the term governance as it applies to nonprofit organizations and where one would find those responsible for the governments of a particular organization
The purpose and content of a nonprofit organization’s articles of incorporation, bylaws, and policies
The typical responsibilities of a governing board
The requirements for an organization to be exempt from state and/or federal taxes
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