Last year, Congress approved legislation to tax unusually high university endowments. This year, Sen. Grassley has his eye on the contributions of nonprofit hospitals.
Who benefits from tax breaks to professional sports franchises, museums, and other cultural institutions—and who should pay for their upkeep?
To whom do the profits from a patent belong when a project is funded from the public coffers and pursued by an institution organized for public benefit?
The public pays for medical research, so should public benefit be assured in the control of its commercial development?
NPQ has come across a number of worrisome advisories to business entrepreneurs about how to make what appears to be value-free use of the nonprofit form to start a business.
How does one explain why a charity with a £1 billion turnover made only £18m in grants?
