Description
Standards for Excellence 3.0
22 Required Public Disclosures
22.1: What is a public disclosure?
22.1.1: What must be disclosed federal and state (990, etc.)
22.1.2: Disclosure requirements regarding financial documents that must be provided to a member of the public upon request
22.1.3: Do you have to share minutes from meetings if someone asks?
22.1.4: Open Meetings Act – what is it and how to know if you have to comply
22.2: Disclosures Specific to Fundraising
22.2.1: Before you solicit contributions be sure your organization and the fundraisers it works with have properly registered
22.2.2: Disclosure requirements in fundraising solicitations
22.2.3: Disclosure requirements regarding the deductibility of donor contributions
22.2.4: Deductibility and membership benefits
22.2.5: Benefits provided to employees of corporate contributors
22.2.6: Disclosure requirements in fundraising receipts/acknowledgements
22.2.7: Sponsorships and taxable advertisements
22.2.8: Detailed disclosures are required for contests, sweepstakes, and promotions
22.2.9: Deductibility and charitable auctions
Selected Resources for Required Public Disclosures
Attachments
Attachment 22A -- Explanation of the IRS “Quid Pro Quo” Rule as it applies to charities receiving financial gifts from donors
