Key IssuesSector Regulation
The proper way to regulate the charitable sector is with strategic oversight that is specific to an evidence-based need. Arbitrary rules and unnecessary mandates, ultimately, harm those who rely on charity the most by restricting overall giving and diverting resources away from helping those in need.
November 16, 2023
The Truth About Private Foundations and the 5 % Payout Rule
October 25, 2023
Government Submits Brief to Supreme Court in Moore v. United States
October 10, 2023
Three New Regulations That Will Make It Harder to Serve the Needy
October 9, 2023
Diverse Groups Ask Congress to Support Donor Privacy
Sector Regulation Resources
Private Foundations and the 5 Percent Payout Rule
Donor Disclosure Means Less for Charities and Those They Serve
Decoding the Public Support Test: How the IRS Distinguishes Public Charities from Private Foundations
Taxing Unrealized Gains Is Unconstitutional: Moore v. United States
The 50-State Index of Charity Regulations
When Philanthropy Comes Under Attack: What the Resurgence of Populism Means for Charitable Organizations
Policy Philanthropy and Its Key Role in Civil Society
Wealth Tax Proposals Threaten Philanthropy
Government Overreach Hurts Charities and Those They Serve
Creighton Meland Jr. v. Shirley N. Weber, Secretary of State of California
Understanding the King-Grassley Bill To Restrict Charitable Giving, S. 1981/H.R. 6595
What’s in the Ace Act, S.1981/H.R.6595?
Philanthropic Freedom
Creighton Meland Jr. v. Alex Padilla, Secretary of State of California
All Americans should be free to give to causes they care about
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