Board and management transparency: Making sense of the new Form 990 February 17, 2009

For the first time in 25 years, the IRS has completely revised its 990 tax form all nonprofit organizations must now file regardless of size.

Disclosures the new form requires will provide the public with increased and readily accessible knowledge about a nonprofit's finances, management, and governance.

That information, in turn, may compel nonprofit leaders to practice better management and leadership in addressing greater public scrutiny.

This Philanthropy Journal webinar, presented by lawyer Marty Martin, JD, MPA, provides an introduction and overview to the key management, governance, and reporting issues required to complete the new form.

Martin’s law practice focuses on providing legal and board training services nationwide to nonprofit and tax-exempt entities. He frequently speaks on governance, legal, management, and tax issues related to these organizations.

Official Website: http://www.philanthropyjournal.org/nonprofit-webinars