Non-Profit Law For Religious Organizations
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lot of the questions I receive here on the blog are about legal issues that
religious and non-profit organizations face. Do I pay taxes on book
sales? Can a non-profit own a for-profit business? What about
product sales? These types of questions – especially administrative
and governance issues – are extremely important. That’s why Bruce
Hopkins and David Middlebrook’s new book “Non-Profit Law for Religious Organizations” is a
great resource. It’s easy to understand, and covers a wealth of
issues and subjects. Get it. Make sure it’s on the bookshelf
of your administrator or COO. I always recommend an attorney and
CPA’s advice, but for the quick answers you need on a wide range of
issues, this reference is hard to beat.
Great suggestion. I've got a relevant question on a monthly basis. I was a little disappointed that it has a 'law book' price. It's a paper back for $40? wow!
Any suggestions for media law? Of course 'fair use' is always a big one in non-profit circles, even though the user has nothing to do with the legality of it's use.
Not to be petty, but if you can't afford $40 for a book that could keep you out of jail, then maybe this isn't a career field for you.... :-)
If you think education is expensive .... try ignorance.
$40 for a reference like that is dirt cheap.
I just read a quote by you in MovieMaker magazine. That was a pretty cool surprise. They mentioned your book Branding Faith too.