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Webinars: Get Ready, Get Set, Go! IRS Filing Requirements for Charitable Nonprofits

To start the New Year off right, the National Council of Nonprofits will host two free webinars* for nonprofit organizations to learn about the resources available and answer questions about filing your IRS Form 990. This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from the IRS about critical annual filing requirements.

These webinars will include:

• critical steps to take now in order to protect and preserve your tax exemption.
• review of the filing requirements for nonprofit, tax-exempt organization, and the consequences of not filing (or filing an incomplete) Form 990-series return. Tax-exempt organizations now stand to lose their tax-exempt status if they do not file the Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-N (e-postcard) for three consecutive years - these revocations will begin in 2010.

"Learn from the Experts: What Forms Must Charitable Nonprofit, Tax-Exempt Organizations File to Meet IRS Requirements and Preserve Tax Exempt Status?"

Tuesday, February 23 | 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Eastern

• What forms are tax-exempt organizations required to file with the IRS annually?
• What information is required to be reported on the forms?
• Why your organization may need to file NOW, so that it won't lose its tax-exempt status
• How to file complete, accurate returns to avoid IRS penalties.

Register Today

Nonprofits | Individuals/Consultants/Businesses

"Hear from the IRS: What The IRS Has Learned After One Year With the Redesigned Form 990"

Tuesday, March 23 | 3:30 pm - 4:30pm Eastern

• What trends has the IRS observed in the first season of redesigned Form 990 filing?
• What mistakes are most commonly being made by nonprofits on the redesigned Form 990?
• What can a nonprofit do to streamline the filing process?
• What are the answers to frequently asked questions about completing Form 990?

Register Today

Nonprofits | Individuals/Consultants/Businesses

* There is no charge for nonprofit organizations or their board members. The registration price for individuals, consultants, and businesses is $75

Graphic design: Howard Levy, Red Rooster Group

Thanks to ALL WHO ATTENDED!!!

Go to our Conference Highlights Page for the agenda, photographs and more!

OUR DEEP APPRECIATION TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS

... and our SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS: New Jersey Health Initiatives and Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation

How Center Membership Pays Off!

This previously recorded FREE Center for Non-Profits Webinar describes how New Jersey non-profits can save money, featuring some of our most popular member benefits and our NEW Cost Saving Partner Cvent.

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$15 Center Members and $25 Non-members!

WEBINAR

Health Reform: What Non-Profit Employers Need to Know

Presented by the Center for Non-Profits in partnership with the National Council of Nonprofits

This special Webinar briefing, presented August 27, 2009, covered how the different federal health reform proposals would affect nonprofit employers. What are the particular concerns of nonprofits on this issue? How can nonprofits educate the media, the public and policy makers about our unique issues? 

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

1. The Nonprofit Environment


2. Overall Goals of Health Reform


3. Overall Ways of Achieving Coverage (Public Plan, Insurance Exchange, Employer Mandate, Individual Mandate)
   • what they are
   • prospects for each


4. How many bills are there and where do they stand now?
   • Employer Mandate and what it means
   • Health Reform Financing
5. Special Concerns of Nonprofit Employers


6. What’s next?
   • Outlook for Congressional activity
   • Action steps for nonprofits?

Thank you for making our 25th Anniversary celebration a success!

12 sponsors, 15 exhibitors, 18 speakers and presenters, 20 journal contributors, dozens of volunteers...
... and over 250 attendees, representing government, corporations and businesses, consultants, media, entrepreneurs and non-profits, gathered to demonstrate their committment to making the charitable sector strong, responsive and effective!

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More information and photos to come!

25th Anniversary Reception and Conference Brochure

December 9, 2008 - Evening Reception, New Brunswick, NJ, Hosted by Johnson & Johnson
December 10, 2008 - Full day conference, Jamesburg, NJ, Crowne Plaza Monroe

AWARDS:

• The Partner Award:  PSEG
• Outstanding Public Policy Leadership Award:  Senator Robert Menendez
• Judith Trachtenberg Award:    Jim Hemm
• Chairperson's Award:     Etta Rudolf Denk
• NonProfit Excellence Awards:
  • Smaller organization: Trenton Children's Chorus, Princeton, NJ
  • Larger organization: Center for Prevention and Counseling, Newton, NJ
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Only with your participation can it be "All About US!"

If you haven't joined in yet, it is never too late to join the Unifying Spirit of New Jersey Non-Profits. Contact the Center to find out how you can take part!

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Congratulations to the Winners of the
2008 New Jersey Nonprofit Excellence Award!

• Smaller organization: Trenton Children's Chorus, Princeton, NJ
• Larger organization: Center for Prevention and Counseling, Newton, NJ

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New Jersey Non-Profits at the Crossroads Click here for the New Jersey Town Hall Report From meetings held in April-May 2008 in: Vineland, Hamilton, New Brunswick, Wall, Newark and Morristown

2008 Town Hall Participants

The results will be taken to the Nonprofit Congress National Meeting in Washington, D.C. on June 1-4, 2008.

Statewide Sponsor:

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About New Jersey Non-Profits at the Crossroads and the Nonprofit Congress In 2006, the Center for Non-Profits embarked on an ambitious long-term effort with partners across the country to unify and strengthen the non-profit sector. Following the groundbreaking New Jersey Non-Profits at the Crossroads: A Summit for the Future of the Non-Profit Sector, attended by leaders in non-profits, business, government and philanthropy, New Jersey sent 8 delegates to the Nonprofit Congress National Meeting in October 2006 to develop priorities for collective action. Top Priorities of the 2006 Nonprofit Congress: Nonprofit Organizational Effectiveness focusing on Accountability/Best Practices and Leadership Advocacy and Grassroots Community Activities Public Awareness and Support of the Sector The Nonprofit Congress, a national, multi-year initiative designed to strengthen the ability of non-profits and their allies to work with media, business, government and civic leaders toward common goals, is an initiative of the National Council of Nonprofit Associations, the network of state and regional nonprofit associations serving over 20,000 non-profits in 41 states and the District of Columbia.

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