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IRS Seeks Public Comments on Examples of Program-Related Investments

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Ryan Turner

On April 19, 2012, the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued a set of proposed regulations to provide additional guidance regarding program-related investments. Continue reading →

Posted in Blog, Fundraising, Governance, Impact Investing, Policy, Social Enterprise | Tagged accounting, community development, community foundations, community fund, crowdsourcing, economic development, family foundations, family fund, foundations, impact investing, impact investments, microfinance, mission-related, mission-related investment, philanthropy, PRIs, program-related, program-related investment, recordkeeping, regulatory, taxes, trusts, venture capital, venture philanthropy | Leave a comment

When In Doubt, Crowd It Out?

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Ryan Turner

Crowdfunding brings both opportunity and uncertain for social entrepreneurs, for-profit and non-profit alike. Clear understanding of expectations and necessary resources can help avoid online financial hurdles for great efforts working to deliver social good. Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: taxes

IRS Seeks Public Comments on Examples of Program-Related Investments

When In Doubt, Crowd It Out?

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