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Transforming West Virginia Nonprofits

By on March 9, 2015 in News

Nonprofits across the state are being invited to a series of discussions on the future of a sector that employs one out of every ten West Virginia workers and generates more than $7.9 billion in annual revenues. In April and May, the West Virginia Nonprofit Association (WVNPA) will host nine meetings throughout the state on the […]

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Action Alert: WV Audit Threshold Legislation

By on February 23, 2015 in Advocacy & Policy, News

UPDATE: As of Sunday night (February 22), SB 351 (Increasing the Audit Threshold for Nonprofits from $200K to $500K) was passed by the Senate Judiciary Committee and is now on to the full Senate for review and approval this week.  The House version of the bill HB2716 is pending in the House Finance Committee. We invite you […]

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Audit threshold changes proposed for West Virginia nonprofits

By on February 20, 2015 in Advocacy & Policy, News

Bills are active in both the West Virginia House of Delegates and the West Virginia Senate focused on increasing the audit threshold for nonprofit organizations from $200,000 to $500,000 (separate from government and private foundation grants) in income.  The language of the House of Delegates bill is more complete. The bills are currently in waiting, and […]

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Own Your Own Costs: New OMB guidance takes effect

By on January 26, 2015 in News

Through our active membership in the National Council of Nonprofits, we have helped bring about a major change in Federal law that promises to help nonprofits cover the full costs of delivering on their missions.

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UPDATE: Neighborhood Investment Program Tax Credits

By on January 21, 2015 in Advocacy & Policy

During the past six months, Philanthropy West Virginia and the West Virginia Nonprofit Association have been working for the Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP) Tax Credit renewal. We received some positive news on Monday that reflects the wise words of Sir Winston Churchill to work, “Let our advance worrying become advance thinking and planning.” In light […]

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