Tuesday, December 7, 2004
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
BNKJ Building - Lobby Conference Room
Subject: Unrelated Business Income:  Sponsorship vs Advertising
Free Lunch & Learn Program

Unrelated Business Income:  Sponsorship vs Advertising
As a not-for-profit organization, you engage in a range of income-producing activities: universities charge tuition, hospitals collect fees and social-service organizations enter into government contracts. By necessity, you undertake other types of business operations, sponsorships and advertising programs to supplement fundraising and activities that are related to your organization's mission. While this is becoming more popular, nonprofit organizations must be careful not to expand these operations to a level where they create an unexpected tax liability or jeopardize their tax-exempt status.

Join us for BNKJ’s complimentary, quarterly Not-for-Profit Luncheon Roundtable on Tuesday, December 7 as we explore the topic of Unrelated Business Income: Sponsorship vs Advertising.  The line between related and unrelated activities can be blurry, as can the line between nontaxable corporate sponsorship and taxable advertising.  Our 1 ½ hour  program  from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. will explore the rules regarding determining and reporting unrelated business income, distinguishing between sponsorship and advertising, common pitfalls, and the latest developments on unrelated business income tax.  

In recent years, charities have found themselves caught in a balancing act between increasing their unrelated business activities while broadening what they consider to be a related activity.  Be sure you catch up on the latest information in the area of unrelated business income by reserving a seat.

Registration: Call (770) 261-5447, or Register Now Online!