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Our legal experts review a number of common nonprofit entity types that are not recognized as charities in the U.S.
Learn about the requirement that schools do not discriminate against students on the basis of race, particularly with respect to non-U.S. schools.
Our legal experts review a number of common nonprofit entity types that are not recognized as charities in the U.S.
Learn about the requirement that schools do not discriminate against students on the basis of race, particularly with respect to non-U.S. schools.
In this post, we explore Israeli nonprofit and tax exemption requirements that NGOsource often relies on for ED certifications.
This guest post by Noah Degu, a distinguished Ethiopian professional, describes the new civil society law in Ethiopia.
Find out why the name of an NGO on its Equivalency Determination (ED) Certificate often differs from the name that was initially submitted for review.
To better understand the distinct meanings of private benefit and private inurement, this post will note two key differences and provide a few illustrative examples.
French nonprofit organizations often face difficulties meeting equivalency determination dissolution requirements. Find out why.
Learn about the ED validity period, which indicates when a private foundation or donor advised fund (a “grantmaker”) can rely on the written advice provided in the ED.
Understanding the breadth and nuance of the term “charitable,” as defined under U.S. law, is important for organizations seeking an equivalency determination (ED) through NGOsource.
An overview of Canadian charities and NGOsource's approach.