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Chapter 617 has long permitted a derivative action on behalf of a nonprofit corporation. Until this summer that subject occupied a single section, 617.07401, which allowed only members to sue and required a demand on the board. Effective July 1, 2026, chapter...
For Florida nonprofits, tax-exempt status is more than a label. It opens doors to grant funding and provides tax benefits. Knowing the filing window can help your organization get started on the right foot. What is the 27-month rule? The Internal Revenue Service (IRS)...
Running your business at speed often means making quick decisions. When you and the other party are aligned on a deal, a handshake can feel like the logical next step. Florida law sets clear limits on what verbal agreements can and cannot protect. You may not discover...
When a business dispute hits the courtroom, your contract is either your strongest shield or your biggest liability. Generic templates often lack the foresight needed for effective legal defense. Custom-drafted contracts, however, provide five layers of protection...
A new year brings fresh challenges for nonprofit leaders in West Palm Beach. While your mission is the priority, the IRS and the State of Florida require rigorous compliance to maintain your tax-exempt status. Small administrative errors can lead to administrative...
An IRS denial does not end your nonprofit’s plans. In many cases, the IRS denies applications because of correctable issues rather than fundamental problems. When you understand the reason for the denial, you can take focused steps to address it and move forward....