Expert Advice
Oct. 1, 2007
Expert Advice
You can help clients meet the rigorous legal requirements for nonprofit lobbying—but to take full advantage, you must do some planning.
A number of confusing local, state, and federal laws and regulations govern lobbying activities in general. And when nonprofit organizations undertake such activities, they are also controlled by the Internal Revenue Code and associated regulations. The legal controls are quite complex and filled with exceptions and vague terms. Still, there are ways...
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